Joint List Plans to Pressure Ra'am for Alliance Without Yoav Segalovich
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 5 hours ago
What happened
The Joint List plans to unite Hadash, Balad, and Ta'al by Sunday and will pressure Ra'am to join without Yoav Segalovich, who may run independently within Ra'am. Ra'am is expected to refuse a full merger but might agree to a surplus-vote pact and mutual non-aggression during the campaign. Segalovich and Ra'am leader Mansour Abbas discussed cooperation and crime-fighting strategies last week.
- 01Hadash, Balad, and Ta'al plan to merge officially by Sunday under the Joint List.
- 02The Joint List will pressure Ra'am to join but exclude Yoav Segalovich from the merger.
- 03Ra'am likely to refuse full merger but agree to surplus-vote deal and no mutual attacks.
- 04Segalovich may run as an independent candidate within Ra'am, placed second on the list.
- 05Segalovich and Mansour Abbas agreed on cooperation principles and crime-fighting efforts.
- 06Ra'am supports civil service for Arab community, pending approval at upcoming conference.
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