Mansour Abbas
Coverage of Mansour Abbas in the Nexus archive.
- Segalovitz will only join Ra’am if it recognizes Israel as a Jewish state
MK Yoav Segalovitz will only join Ra’am if it recognizes Israel as a Jewish state. His vision of shared destiny depends on Mansour Abbas, and if successful, could make the Arab party more Zionist than the ultra-Orthodox.
- A Jewish MK on Ra’am’s slate could reshape the anti-Netanyahu coalition map
Yesh Atid's Yoav Segalovitz, known for addressing crime in the Arab sector, is being considered for Mansour Abbas's Arab party, potentially strengthening the anti-Netanyahu coalition. However, the alliance faces uncertainties.
- In major shift, Yesh Atid MK reportedly set to run as No. 2 in Mansour Abbas’s Ra’am party
Yoav Segalovitz, a Jewish lawmaker from Yesh Atid, is set to run as second-in-command in Ra’am party, a historically Islamist party led by Mansour Abbas. Segalovitz is known for his work combating violent crime and has gained trust among the Arab public.
- Ex-minister Chili Tropper says he will ‘absolutely not’ help Netanyahu form a government
Ex-minister Chili Tropper refuses to assist Netanyahu in forming a government and declines to join a coalition with Arab or Haredi parties. Mansour Abbas states Ra'am will not run on a joint ticket with other Arab-majority factions.