Itamar Ben-Gvir Condemns Yoav Segalovich's Resignation as Plot to Form Government with Ra'am
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By קובי אטינגר
What happened
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir condemned Yoav Segalovich's resignation from Yesh Atid as a left-wing plot to form a government with the Arab party Ra'am. Segalovich submitted his resignation amid reports of a possible joint run with Ra'am, which is controversial due to its leader Mansour Abbas's stance on Hamas. Ben-Gvir accused the left of risking Israel's security for political power.
- 01Itamar Ben-Gvir accuses Yoav Segalovich's resignation of enabling a government with Ra'am.
- 02Segalovich officially resigned from Yesh Atid, effective within 48 hours.
- 03Ben-Gvir claims Segalovich would get National Security Ministry to ease conditions for terrorists.
- 04Ra'am leader Mansour Abbas would receive Negev and Galilee Development Ministry.
- 05Segalovich may run jointly with Ra'am amid controversy over Abbas's Hamas comments.
- 06Segalovich intends to continue public work to improve Israel's security and society.
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