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Channel 13Politics

Mansour Abbas and Yoav Segalovich Discuss Political Alliance to Benefit All Israeli Citizens

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

Mansour Abbas and MK Yoav Segalovich met to discuss Segalovich joining Ra'am's list for upcoming elections, aiming to strengthen Jewish-Arab relations and offer a new political alternative for all Israeli citizens.

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  • Mansour Abbas and Yoav Segalovich met to discuss Segalovich joining Ra'am for upcoming elections.
  • They emphasized the alliance's benefit for all Israeli citizens and Jewish-Arab relations.
  • The move aims to present a viable political alternative to Jewish and Arab voters.
  • Abbas and Segalovich will continue advancing the initiative in the coming days.
  • Segalovich is a former Deputy Minister of Public Security.
  • The potential alliance was first reported by Channel 13 News.

Mansour Abbas, chairman of the Ra'am party, met again on Wednesday with Member of Knesset Yoav Segalovich to continue discussions about Segalovich joining Ra'am's list for the upcoming elections. The two leaders focused on the details and significance of this potential alliance, emphasizing its importance for the benefit of all Israeli citizens and the Jewish-Arab relationship amid ongoing challenges. They highlighted the need to present a viable political alternative to both Jewish and Arab voters in Israel. Abbas and Segalovich plan to advance this initiative in the coming days, aiming to foster civic and value-based unity. The possibility of Segalovich, a former Deputy Minister of Public Security, joining Mansour Abbas's party was first reported by Channel 13 News.

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