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Ra'am Party to Hold First-Ever Primaries Ahead of Upcoming Elections
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First reported by Walla · 2 hours ago
What happened
Ra'am party leader Mansour Abbas announced the party's first-ever primaries on August 22, aiming to strengthen the party ahead of elections. The party seeks to replace the current government and join a new coalition to address Arab community issues.
- 01Ra'am will hold its first-ever primaries on August 22 ahead of upcoming elections.
- 02The United Arab List's general conference will coincide with the primaries on the same date.
- 03Ra'am aims to strengthen its institutions and expand its base within Arab society.
- 04The party blames the Netanyahu-led government for hardships facing Arab and Palestinian communities.
- 05Ra'am's political goal is to replace the current government with a new one of change.
- 06The party intends to join the future government to promote Arab community issues.
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