Former MK Yoav Segalovitch Joins Mansour Abbas's Ra'am Party for Elections
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Former Knesset member Yoav Segalovitch will run in second place on Mansour Abbas's Ra'am party list in the upcoming elections, with the parties set to announce their joint candidacy Monday evening.
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- Yoav Segalovitch to run second on Ra'am's Knesset list.
- Segalovitch will not join Ra'am as a party member.
- Ra'am and Segalovitch will announce joint candidacy Monday.
- The move aims to broaden Ra'am's support base.
- Segalovitch previously served in Yesh Atid and as Deputy Interior Minister.
Former Knesset member Yoav Segalovitch has reached an agreement to run on a joint list with Mansour Abbas's Ra'am party in the upcoming Knesset elections. The two are expected to hold a joint press conference on Monday evening to officially announce the move.
Under the terms of the agreement, Segalovitch will be placed in the second position on the Ra'am list. However, he will not become a formal member of the party, but rather will compete as part of the joint slate that the parties will formulate.
This development follows months of discussions between Abbas and Segalovitch, who previously served as a Knesset member for the Yesh Atid party and as Deputy Minister of the Interior. Ra'am views Segalovitch's inclusion as an effort to broaden the party's support base ahead of the upcoming elections.
The official announcement of their alliance is scheduled for Monday evening, where both leaders are expected to provide further details on the nature of their cooperation and the political messages they will present during the campaign.
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