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Jewish Lawmaker Joins Arab Party List for Israeli Elections
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Jewish lawmaker Yoav Segalovitz will run in the upcoming Israeli elections as the second candidate on the Arab party Ra’am's list. The partnership aims to foster Jewish-Arab political cooperation, with both leaders emphasizing the need for collaboration to address national issues like crime.
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- Jewish lawmaker Yoav Segalovitz will run on the Arab party Ra’am's list in the Oct. 27 elections.
- Segalovitz will be the number-two candidate, allowing him independent voting on some issues.
- Leaders aim to promote Jewish-Arab political partnership and address crime in Arab communities.
- Ra'am leader Mansour Abbas praised Segalovitz's police background and stressed partnership.
- The move drew criticism from some Likud party officials concerned about potential government coalitions.
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