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A group of lawyers accuses the Israeli Supreme Court of "forcing" the withdrawal of a Palestinian candidate from the elections

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The legal rights group Adalah has formally accused the Israeli Supreme Court of compelling the withdrawal of Sami Abu Shehadeh, a Palestinian-Israeli candidate and president of the Balad party, from the upcoming October elections. The organization alleges that the court's actions effectively forced the candidate out of the electoral process.

This development highlights ongoing tensions regarding the participation of Palestinian-Israeli political figures in national elections. The accusations center on the judiciary's role in influencing candidate eligibility, raising concerns about the democratic process and the representation of the Palestinian-Israeli minority within the Israeli political system.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) Focuses on the legal group's accusations against the Israeli judiciary.
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