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Yesh Atid Criticizes Mansour Abbas Talks With Yoav Segalovich Over Ra'am List

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First reported by Srugim · 6 hours ago

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Yesh Atid criticized talks between Ra'am leader Mansour Abbas and Knesset member Yoav Segalovich about Segalovich joining Ra'am, calling it a mistake that could undermine opposition efforts to form a coalition with 61 Zionist votes. Ra'am is focused on upcoming primaries before deciding on candidate additions, while Segalovich remains officially with the Together party.

01Yesh Atid calls Yoav Segalovich joining Ra'am a mistake that could harm coalition plans.
02Opposition parties require 61 Zionist votes to form a government, excluding Ra'am's support.
03Ra'am plans primaries on August 22 before deciding on new candidates.
04Mansour Abbas previously endorsed Segalovich as an ideal Ra'am candidate.
05Segalovich is considering his political future but remains with Together for now.
06Ra'am's potential growth could reduce seats for the Democrats party, complicating coalition math.

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