Final Results of the Palestinian Bar Association Elections

SadaNews - The Central Elections Committee of the Palestinian Regular Lawyers' Association announced the completion of the vote counting process and the final results of the current term's Bar Association elections, which took place on Saturday, July 5, 2025, in a professionally organized and responsible atmosphere.

The results showed the following individuals winning seats on the Bar Association Council (listed by number of votes):

1. Lawyer Fadi Hatim Abbas

2. Lawyer Amjad Othman Ismail Al-Shallah

3. Lawyer Firas Fareed Jamil Aql

4. Lawyer Ahmed Mahmoud Ahmed Al-Asa

5. Lawyer Malik Hassan Fadh Suleiman Al-Auri

6. Lawyer Saed Tawfiq Ata Al-Awiywi

7. Lawyer Anas Mohamed Mousa Al-Mashni / Al-Kaswani

8. Lawyer Alaa Al-Din Omar Mohamed Samaar

9. Lawyer Omar Abdul Karim Faiz Saad

In a statement issued by the Central Elections Committee of the Palestinian Regular Lawyers' Association it was stated: "The elections committee takes this opportunity to commend the spirit of commitment displayed by the colleagues from the general assembly, and the wide participation that reflected the depth of belonging to the association and their eagerness to enhance free and independent syndical work".

The committee also expresses its high appreciation for the efforts of the lawyers who worked in the committees at the polling and counting centers, who dedicated themselves to their tasks and ensured the success of this syndical event, maintaining the dignity of the Bar Association and its long-standing professional traditions. Special thanks are extended to the association's employees who supported the Central Elections Committee and the electoral committees, clearly leaving their mark on the accomplishment of this essential task and presenting it in an appropriate manner.

The committee confirms that the electoral process was carried out in accordance with the prescribed regulations and procedures, enhancing the general assembly's trust in its syndical institutions and democratic pathways.