Nashaat Al-Dehi: Public chooses parliamentary representatives, service does not require immunity

Media personality Nashaat Al-Dehi stated that the final parliamentary election results showed over 100 independent winners, reflecting the public's choices. He emphasized that those serving the country do not need parliamentary immunity and that the public elected those they deemed worthy and rejected others. Al-Dehi also discussed the president's right to appoint up to 28 members, noting it's not mandatory and criticized a legal requirement for half of appointees to be women.