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Ra'am Party Announces New Slate with Former Police Commander

WHY IT MATTERS

This development highlights the Ra'am party's efforts to build relationships with key figures in Israeli society, potentially influencing the party's chances in the upcoming elections.

What happened

The Ra'am party has announced its new slate for the upcoming elections, with former senior police commander Segalovitz running second on the list. In an interview, Segalovitz explained that he will join the party's parliamentary faction rather than becoming a formal member. This decision comes after he was initially expected to join the party as a formal member. Segalovitz stated that he is willing to work with the Arab community and attend their events, but they are not expected to reciprocate. He emphasized that he is committed to building relationships with the Arab community and working towards a common goal. The exact details of Segalovitz's role within the party remain unclear, but it is evident that he will play a significant part in the party's efforts.

PRIMARY SOURCES

'I am going to an Arab party, they aren't coming to me': Segalovitz explains Ra'am move - interview

The Jerusalem Post · BY GABRIEL COLODRO/THE MEDIA LINE · Discovery only; publisher copyright terms apply

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