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Israel’s Supreme Court overturns bans on two Arab electoral lists, allowing both to run in the October 27 Knesset election

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The court cleared the Joint List and the United Arab List to contest the vote, reversing decisions by the Central Elections Committee.

The bans had followed petitions from Likud, Jewish Power and other right-wing groups seeking to disqualify the lists from the election.

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