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Mansour Abbas Announces Plans to Retire from Israeli Politics After Upcoming Election
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 41 minutes ago
What happened
Mansour Abbas, leader of the United Arab List, announced he will retire from politics after the next Israeli election, criticizing the current coalition and aiming to form a new government with his party's influence.
- 01Mansour Abbas will retire from politics after the upcoming Israeli election.
- 02He plans to hand leadership to younger members of Ra'am.
- 03Abbas called the current coalition government racist and fascist.
- 04Ra'am aims to form a new "government of change" including their party.
- 05The party seeks to be a key part of an opposition bloc with over 61 seats.
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