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Arab Parties Seek Unity Ahead of Elections Amidst Internal Tensions
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By דלית הלוי
First reported by Panet · Sep 2, 2026
What happened
A senior member of the United Arab List (Ra'am) claims there are no major disagreements with the Joint List, despite public criticism. Ra'am seeks unity agreements and surplus pacts with the Joint List ahead of elections, while also urging high Arab voter turnout.
- 01Ra'am official claims no major differences with Joint List.
- 02Ra'am seeks unity pacts and surplus agreements with Joint List.
- 03Tensions rise between Arab parties over Ra'am's recruitment of Yoav Segalovitz.
- 04Ra'am official urges high Arab voter turnout for political protection.
- 05Ra'am chose not to respond to Joint List criticism to maintain unity.
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