Yesh Atid lawmakers criticized former MK Yoav Segalovich over his reported negotiations with the Ra'am party, and added a jibe that he might be placed on the Democrats list instead, according to Israeli media reports.
The criticism comes amid ongoing reports that Segalovich, who left the Yesh Atid party, is in talks to join the Ra'am party led by Mansour Abbas. The Zioneer previously reported on those negotiations and the potential impact on the Democrats party. The Yesh Atid attack suggests internal tensions over the move, with the party's jab at the Democrats signaling concern over competition for center-left voters.
2 developments
- DevelopingAssessment: Segalovich's alliance with Abbas could be a heavy blow to the Democrats
- DevelopingReport: Former MK Segalovich expected to meet Abbas to finalize Ra'am placement
- DevelopingMK Hujeirat: Segalovitz joining Ra'am 'not practical in the near future'
- DevelopingMansour Abbas reportedly promotes adding MK Yoav Segalovich to Ra'am
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