Jabareen, in a statement reported by N12, welcomed the candidates elected in the Democrats party's primaries and said he will continue to extend a hand to any democratic force working for peace, equality, and replacing the right-wing government. He drew a parallel to 1992, when the then-Hadash chairman welcomed the formation of the leftist bloc.
Yosef Jabareen, chairman of the Hadash party, responded to the results of the Democrats party's primaries, welcoming the elected candidates and reaffirming his commitment to democratic cooperation. In his statement, Jabareen drew a parallel to 1992, when then-Hadash chairman Tawfik Ziad welcomed the formation of the leftist bloc. The statement reflects ongoing efforts to unite left-wing forces in Israel. The Democrats party, a merger of several left-wing factions, held its first primaries recently.
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