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Daily Archives: July 20, 2019

Hadash General Secretary Mansour Dahamshe

Reconciliation Committee Fails to Revive Joint List Ahead of Elections

The reconciliation committee set up a to resolve the differences between the four political parties representing the Arab community in Israel announced on Thursday, July 18, that it is unable to reach an agreement that would run Hadash and the three Arab parties, Ta’al, Balad and the United Arab List, in a joint electoral slate…

July 20, 2019 in Political affairs.

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