Herzog Presses Ra'am Leader Abbas on Hamas Terror Designation
Summarized from Israel National News by baba
Israeli President Isaac Herzog questioned Ra'am chairman Mansour Abbas about his stance on Hamas during coalition talks. Abbas refused to label Hamas a terrorist organization, citing potential danger to himself and his family. He explained that he needed to maintain a role as a bridge and protect lives, rather than undergo loyalty tests.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- President Herzog asked Ra'am chairman Mansour Abbas if he considers Hamas a terrorist organization.
- Abbas declined to directly answer, citing potential danger to himself and his family.
- Abbas stated he needed to serve as a bridge and protect lives.
- The question was raised during coalition consultations for the next government.
- The Director General of the President's Residence also pressed Abbas on the issue.
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