Sentence examples for arab candidates from inspiring English sources

In any event, the overall number of Arabs in Israel's parliament fell because Jewish parties this time pushed their few Arab candidates further down their lists.

Zemmour was also fined for telling another TV channel that employers "had a right" to turn down black or Arab candidates.

Hassan Jabareen, the group's general director, said that there have long been attempts to disqualify Arab candidates but that this was the first time a Jewish candidate was banned for holding left-wing views.

Our desires for the future of Virginia's politics are reflected in the unbelievable increase in Black, Latinx, Asian, and Arab candidates who won delegate seats on election night.

The announcement of the Zionist Union joint stand and the decision of fractured Arab candidates to stand together on a Joint List for the first time have been bolstered by a so-called "anyone but Bibi" campaign spearheaded by "Victory 15" a US-based movement that has received financial backing from Jewish American billionaire S Daniel Abraham.

In Israel, the "Joint List," a coalition of Arab candidates who stood on a shared platform during the recent election, sharply rejected the prime minister's attempt at an apology, issuing a statement Monday that called his remarks "empty words intended to preserve his racist regime".

A Sunni Arab candidate was shot to death in Mosul on Dec. 31.

It is this fear Lieberman feeds into (although he counters that he has Arab candidate on his party list – albeit a Druze – in the form of Hamad Ammar.

But later John McCain thought better of it and defended his opponent's honor to a town-hall participant who vented her fears of the Democrats' "Arab" candidate.

Mainstream parties, both left and right, routinely field the odd Arab candidate and Arabic is often heard in the Knesset's corridors, where it survives as an official language.

In late April, near Abu Mohammed's hotel, two eager young men hung up a poster for an Arab candidate from Anbar province on a fence that was already covered with advertisements for the Kurdish parties — a small, sentimental act of defiance to remind themselves of home, like road-weary businessmen unpacking family photos in an airport hotel.