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Yoav Segalovich Considers Joint Run with Ra'am Party in Upcoming Knesset Elections
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First reported by Ynet · 5 hours ago
What happened
Yoav Segalovich is negotiating with Ra'am leader Mansour Abbas about a possible joint Jewish-Arab list for the upcoming Knesset elections, with a decision expected after Segalovich returns from vacation before the September 7 candidate list deadline.
- 01Yoav Segalovich is in talks with Ra'am leader Mansour Abbas about a joint Knesset election run.
- 02Mansour Abbas has expressed appreciation for Segalovich and wants him in Ra'am.
- 03Segalovich is respected in the Arab community due to his past role as Deputy Minister of Public Security.
- 04No final decision has been made yet on the joint run or Segalovich's political future.
- 05Segalovich is currently on vacation in Thailand and will return mid-next week.
- 06The deadline for submitting Knesset candidate lists is September 7, less than 40 days before elections.
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WallaCenter · Hebrew1 hour ago
Yoav Segalovich Considers Joint Run with Ra'am Party in Upcoming Knesset Elections
Arutz ShevaRight · Hebrew5 hours ago
Ra'am Seeks to Recruit MK Yoav Segalovich to Boost Arab Party's Appeal
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