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Central Elections Committee–Joint List

Israel’s highest court has reinstated two major Arab political alliances and a left-wing Jewish lawmaker to the October 27 ballot, reversing a controversial disqualification by the national election committee.

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The Israeli Supreme Court in Jerusalem unanimously overturned the Central Elections Committee's ban on two major Arab political lists.From: Israeli Supreme Court Overturns Election Panel Ban on Arab Parties Ahead of Knesset Vote

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Polling projects that Arab-majority parties could secure up to 14 seats in the 120-member Knesset.From: Israeli Supreme Court Overturns Election Panel Ban on Arab Parties Ahead of Knesset Vote ·
Arab citizens make up approximately 20 percent of Israel's population of 10 million.From: Israeli Supreme Court Overturns Election Panel Ban on Arab Parties Ahead of Knesset Vote ·
The 120-member Knesset will hold its national elections on October 27.From: Israeli Supreme Court Overturns Election Panel Ban on Arab Parties Ahead of Knesset Vote ·
The Supreme Court will review the Central Elections Committee's disqualifications next week.From: Israeli Election Committee Disqualifies All Major Arab Parties Ahead of October Vote ·
Arab citizens make up approximately 20% of Israel's population, traditionally represented by Ra'am and the Joint List.From: Israeli Election Committee Disqualifies All Major Arab Parties Ahead of October Vote ·