Ra'am Chairman Abbas: We Welcome Investigation, Demand State Responsibility
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Ra'am Chairman Mansour Abbas stated that attempts to tarnish the Arab public are unacceptable and that he and his party are ready to cooperate with law enforcement. Abbas called on state authorities to respect the voters' decision and act responsibly towards all citizens. He made these remarks in response to reports of potential investigations into Arab party leaders.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Ra'am Chairman Mansour Abbas stated attempts to tarnish the Arab public are unacceptable.
- Abbas and Ra'am are ready to cooperate with law enforcement authorities.
- He urged state authorities to respect the voters' decision.
- Abbas demanded statehood and responsibility towards all citizens.
- His remarks followed reports of potential investigations into Arab party leaders.
Mansour Abbas, chairman of the Arab Israeli party Ra'am, has responded to reports of potential investigations into leaders of Arab parties, stating that "the attempt to tarnish the Arab public is unacceptable." Abbas affirmed that he and his Ra'am colleagues are prepared to cooperate with law enforcement authorities, adhering to the directives of the Attorney General and the judicial system.
He urged state authorities to "respect the voters' decision and act with statehood and responsibility towards all citizens, upholding the law and the order of government."
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