Otzma Yehudit Condemns Yoav Segalovich and Mansour Abbas Alliance as 'State Liquidation Sale'
Otzma Yehudit sharply criticized the emerging political cooperation between Yoav Segalovich and Mansour Abbas of the Ra'am party, calling it a "state liquidation sale" that threatens the Jewish character of Israel. The party accused Abbas of seeking to influence the Ministry of National Security and government policies in the Negev and Galilee regions through this alliance. Otzma Yehudit claimed Abbas aims to reinstate prisoner summer camps, halt demolitions in the Negev, and take control over regional ministries, which they see as a direct challenge to their current policy agenda.
The party also attacked Ra'am, accusing its members of not recognizing Hamas as a terrorist organization or Israel as a Jewish state, and alleged that Ra'am is subordinate to the Shura Council of the Islamic Movement. Otzma Yehudit linked the political maneuver to figures like Gadi Eizenkot and Avigdor Lieberman, warning voters not to be misled by their narratives.
This reaction follows Segalovich's resignation from the Knesset and reports of a new political move to join forces with Mansour Abbas. The potential cooperation has sparked debate within Israeli politics due to its possible impact on future government roles and policy directions.
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