Surplus agreement between Ra'am and the Joint List: "Agreed on a clean campaign without slander"

Ra'am and the Joint List have signed a surplus agreement ahead of the Knesset elections, aiming to prevent wasted votes. The parties committed to a fair and clean campaign without defamation, incitement, or forgery. The agreement will be submitted to the Central Elections Committee after the lists are approved.

Ra'am and the Joint List have signed a surplus agreement ahead of the Knesset elections, aiming to prevent wasted votes. The parties committed to a fair and clean campaign without defamation, slander, incitement, or forgery, and called on activists and supporters to maintain respectful discourse. The agreement will be submitted to the Central Elections Committee after the lists are approved. This marks a change from previous elections, when three Arab lists ran separately – Ra'am, Hadash-Ta'al, and Balad – and did not sign surplus agreements among themselves. Balad did not pass the electoral threshold in 2022. Additionally, four parties of the "Change Bloc" – Together, Yisrael Beiteinu, Yashar, and the Democrats – have signed surplus agreements among themselves. Likud is expected to sign an agreement with Religious Zionism, a move that complicates matters for Otzma Yehudit. The article includes a detailed explanation of the surplus agreement mechanism.

Surplus agreement between Ra'am and the Joint List: "Agreed on a clean campaign without slander"