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PanetPolitics

Arab List Head Mansour Abbas Sends Message to Druze Community

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Mansour Abbas, head of the Arab List, addressed the Druze community from Abu Snan, emphasizing a commitment to all Arab society, including Druze, Christians, and Muslims. He described this commitment as moral, national, Arab, civic, and humanitarian. The message highlighted shared responsibility across religious and ethnic lines.

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  • Mansour Abbas addressed the Druze community from Abu Snan.
  • He stressed the Arab List's commitment to all Arab society.
  • The commitment includes Druze, Christians, and Muslims.
  • Abbas described the commitment as moral, national, Arab, civic, and humanitarian.

Mansour Abbas, head of the Arab List party, delivered an important message to members of the Druze community from the town of Abu Snan. In his address, Abbas stated, "The commitment of the United (party) towards our Arab society, Druze, Christians, and Muslims, is a moral, national, Arab, civic, and humanitarian commitment."

Abbas's remarks emphasized a broad sense of solidarity and shared responsibility across different religious and ethnic groups within the Arab community in Israel.

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