Yoav Segalovich Resigns from Yesh Atid Amid Reports of Joining Ra'am Party
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Yoav Segalovich resigned from Yesh Atid and the Knesset after seven years amid reports he may join Mansour Abbas's Ra'am party for the next elections.
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- Yoav Segalovich resigns from Knesset and Yesh Atid after seven years.
- Reports suggest Segalovich may join Mansour Abbas's Ra'am party for upcoming elections.
- Ra'am polls show Segalovich has strong support among Arab voters.
- Mansour Abbas aims to include Segalovich to counter right-wing criticism.
- Abbas considers renaming Ra'am to appeal more to Jewish voters.
- Segalovich thanked Yair Lapid and colleagues and wished success to Yesh Atid and Together party.
Yoav Segalovich, a Knesset member representing Yesh Atid since 2019, announced his resignation from the Knesset and departure from the party on Thursday after seven years in office. His decision follows recent reports that Mansour Abbas, leader of the Ra'am party, is interested in recruiting Segalovich to run on Ra'am's list in the upcoming elections. Segalovich expressed gratitude to Yesh Atid chairman Yair Lapid and party colleagues for their partnership and trust, highlighting his work on issues close to his heart, including his role as Deputy Minister of Public Security.
Recent polls commissioned by Ra'am indicate that Segalovich enjoys significant trust among the Arab public, prompting the party to consider including him on their electoral list. Mansour Abbas believes that adding a prominent Jewish representative like Segalovich could help Ra'am counter right-wing criticisms. Additionally, Abbas is contemplating changing Ra'am's official name to make it more accessible to Jewish voters. Segalovich wished success to both Yesh Atid and the Together party, emphasizing their continued commitment to Israeli citizens.
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