La Cour suprême d'Israël annule la décision de disqualifier les partis arabes
La Cour suprême d'Israël, siégeant en tant que Haute Cour de justice, a annulé vendredi la décision de la Commission électorale centrale de disqualifier quatre partis arabes (se présentant en deux blocs politiques) et deux…
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Israel's highest court has blocked an attempt to bar Arab political parties from the upcoming election, ruling that the legal threshold for disqualification was not met. The Central Elections Committee had moved to exclude four parties and two candidates, citing ideological ties to groups like the Muslim Brotherhood. The unanimous nine-justice decision keeps the Joint List and Ra'am on the ballot for October 27. The ruling reaffirms that disqualifying a party requires clear evidence of specific prohibited conduct, not just political association.