The Supreme Court’s unanimous October 2 ruling overturned the Central Elections Committee’s September disqualifications of Ra’am and the Joint List, finding insufficient evidence to meet the narrow statutory thresholds under Basic Law: The Knesset for claims of rejecting Israel’s character as a Jewish and democratic state or supporting armed struggle. This decision restored the parties’ eligibility ahead of the October 27 Knesset vote, allowing them to compete and secure projected seats amid high Arab turnout. Trader consensus at 100% for “No” reflects the finality of the court process and the absence of successful post-ruling challenges. Remaining uncertainty centers on any future motions tied to new elections or coalition negotiations, though structural barriers to disqualification remain high absent clear, extreme evidence.