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Ra'am Leader Mansour Abbas Considers Joining Forces with Yesh Atid Ahead of Elections
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First reported by Channel 13 · 6 hours ago
What happened
Ra'am leader Mansour Abbas is reportedly negotiating to include former Deputy Minister Yoav Segalovich on Ra'am's list to strengthen Jewish-Arab cooperation ahead of Israel's elections. Polls show positive support for this move, which could enhance Ra'am's coalition prospects, though ideological gaps remain.
- 01Ra'am leader Mansour Abbas seeks to add Jewish ex-minister Yoav Segalovich to his party's election list.
- 02The move aims to strengthen Jewish-Arab partnership and counter right-wing delegitimization.
- 03Polls among Arab and Jewish voters show positive support for Segalovich's inclusion.
- 04Ra'am considers renaming itself to appeal to a broader, including Jewish, electorate.
- 05Ideological differences between Ra'am and Yesh Atid remain unresolved.
- 06No official response from Ra'am; Segalovich remains affiliated with the Together party.
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