Hadash has refused mediation efforts by the Committee of Arab Local Council Heads to revive negotiations for a unified Arab electoral list, according to Abu Ali Express. The committee stepped in after the reconciliation committee's earlier mediation failed. The path to forming the joint list remains unresolved.
Hadash has rejected the latest mediation initiative by the Committee of Arab Local Council Heads, which stepped in after the reconciliation committee’s earlier efforts to broker a unified Arab electoral list had failed. The Committee of Arab Local Council Heads attempted to bridge gaps between the parties, but Hadash announced it would not accept their mediation, according to journalist Mahmoud Majadleh as reported by Abu Ali Express.
Earlier on Sunday, The Zioneer reported that Ta'al, led by MK Ahmad Tibi, had rejected the proposed joint list and suspended negotiations with the reconciliation committee. The collapse of the reconciliation committee’s mediation had already raised doubts about the prospects for a unified slate. With Hadash now also rejecting the local council heads’ initiative, the path to forming a joint list remains unresolved as of Sunday evening.
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