Mansour Abbas: Ra'am will win at least 7 seats in elections
Ra'am chairman MK Mansour Abbas says party will win at least seven seats in next elections, allowing it to join coalition replacing current 'fascist' government.
Ra'am chairman MK Mansour Abbas says party will win at least seven seats in next elections, allowing it to join coalition replacing current 'fascist' government.

Mansour Abbas said his party aims to win seven Knesset seats in the next elections, arguing that such a result would make Ra'am the decisive force in the formation of a 'government of change.'

Ra'am chair MK Mansour Abbas calls bill to limit muezzins' noise pollution 'racist,' Ta'al party alleges 'dangerous escalation.'

Knesset member Mansour Abbas is seeking to secure 100,000 votes in the Negev in order for Ra’am to gain political strength that would enable it to block the formation of a right-wing government.

MK Mansour Abbas, chairman of the UAL party, says that the minister who blocked the formation of a joint government for the right and the Arab party was Bezalel Smotrich.

The UAL leadership set its priorities for its demands from potential coalition partners, aimed at promoting Arab communities throughout Israel.

Ra'am chairman Mansour Abbas urges the Arab public to turn out in droves for the upcoming elections, asserting that the ballot box is the only way to challenge and shift government policy.

Ra'am inaugurates new branch in Kafr Manda, with its representatives declaring their intention to join a "change government" to advance the interests of Arab society.

Amjad Shbita claims that Ra'am refused to endorse a joint political platform, despite the other parties agreeing to form a technical Arab electoral list.

MK Mansour Abbas accuses Hadash and Balad party leaders of smear campaign against him, says they broke commitments in talks for joint list.

If Bennett and Lapid receive 55 seats, plus 5 from Ra’am, they will have 60. But one is still missing. And that one won’t appear out of thin air. It will come from Ahmad Tibi. This is their true nightmare.

Ra'am chairman attacks a proposed bill to regulate loudspeaker systems in mosques, claiming the government seeks to "silence the call to prayer."

Abbas clarified that his remarks regarding civilian service refer only to independent volunteer initiatives within the community, which are not related to the state.

Ra’am chairman Mansour Abbas urged Arab parties to unite ahead of elections and vowed to work toward replacing the current government.

Following a series of party meetings, Ra'am announces its goal to amass enough political leverage to influence decision-making in the next government.

Ra'am chairman MK Mansour Abbas seeking to recreate 'Joint Arab List' - but with one condition.

Ra’am chairman Mansour Abbas declares his commitment toward bringing down the right-wing government and joining a “government of change," where Ra’am would have a role in shaping policy.

While Mansour Abbas previously hinted at external pressure to join a Netanyahu-led government, analyst Amit Segal reveals that the person on the other end of the line was a senior Hamas official.

Former Prime Minister addressed the partnership with Abbas in a closed conference: "I am sorry that I hurt people, but I stand behind the decision."

MKs Mansour Abbas and Ayman Odeh view the re-establishment of the Joint List as a key strategy to boost voter turnout and gain political power to block right-wing influence.

Leaders of the four Arab parties sign a document launching negotiations to re-establish the Joint List ahead of the upcoming elections.

Chairman of the "Yashar!" party, Gadi Eisenkot, hints in an interview at the possibility of forming a narrow government with the support of Arab parties.

Ra'am chief MK Mansour Abbas announces surprising decision which could massively impact Israel's next elections.

Ra’am chairman Mansour Abbas said he avoids calling for Hamas’s destruction out of fear for his life, accusing PM Netanyahu and opposition leaders of delegitimizing his party and seeking to bar it from future elections.

MK Mansour Abbas, head of the United Arab List, leaves Kan Bet interview after refusing to answer question on whether Hamas must be disarmed.

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich revealed for the first time on "The Patriots" program that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu intended to form a government with Ra'am leader Mansour Abbas.

Shin Bet, police, and tax authorities investigate United Arab List-linked NGOs Igatha 48 and al-Aqsa over suspected Hamas ties and financial misconduct.

MK Mansour Abbas explains his approach to political life: "It’s better to be on a mission—to come and try to do things—and then give others a chance."

Energy Minister Eli Cohen says he won't enter coalition with Ra'am party in the future, Israel should disconnect Gaza's electricity and end humanitarian aid if hostages aren't released in deal's second stage.

Ra'am chairman declares that he would "provide a safety net until the end of the term" to a government that works to return the hostages and end the war.

MK Mansour Abbas calls on Palestinian Arab factions to unite, agree on political solution based on two-state solution.

National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir instructs top police officials to enforce the confiscation of loudspeakers in mosques due to noise complaints.

Arab MK Mansour Abbas claims '50,000 civilians were murdered in Gaza,' MK Tally Gotliv slams, 'You will not call soldiers murderers.'

MK Idan Roll, whose party in the past leaned on the Islamist party's support, said that such a situation 'threatens the ability to keep Israel a Jewish state and endangers a plethora of national interests.'

After refusing to say in an interview whether he believes Israel commits crimes in the Gaza Strip, Ra'am chairman Mansour Abbas issued a clarification of his remarks

Chairman of The United Arab List (Ra'am) was asked about attitudes to the terrorist organization and if it is considered part of the Palestinian people.

Igatha 48 was notified and given an opportunity to respond to concern of its collaboration with terrorist organizations. Minister Bezalel Smotrich: We warned of UAL’s connection to the nonprofit.

The family of a Bedouin soldier killed in the Gaza building collapse noticed one group in particular missing from the many who came to console them.

Ra'am chairman calls for end to the war in the Gaza Strip and for appropriate diplomatic path to end the Arab-Israeli conflict.

Ra'am chairman gives interview to CNN and claims the terrorist organizations should unload their weapons.

Ra'am chairman says his demand that an MK from his party resign from the Knesset was intended to block a move by the right to oust her.

Ra'am chairman urges Israeli Arabs not to heed Hamas' calls to join the fight against Israel.

The leaders of Israel's Arab parties have spoken out against the Hamas invasion of southern Israel.

The Chief of Staff visited the battlefields in southern Israel to assess the situation and encourage the soldiers fighting there.

Ra'am MKs visit three Bedouin villages designated for evacuation.

United Arab List leader MK Mansour Abbas says he would join government if granted power to handle crime in Arab sector.

Ra'am chairman blasts National Security Minister, tells INN: Ben Gvir paralyzed the system and withdrew police forces from Arab communities.

Ahead of their meeting with Netanyahu, Arab MKs are demanding he fire Ben-Gvir for not being 'suited' to serve.

Ra'am chairman claims he discussed the rising violence in Arab society, not the judicial reform, in his meetings with Justice Minister.

Ra'am chairman hints he would be willing to support Levin's reform but demands his party have an influence on the judicial system.

Ra'am chairman to i24NEWS: Netanyahu's true face is already exposed.

Channel 12 News publishes recordings of Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai making harsh statements against Israel's Arabs.

Edelstein comments on talks to reach compromise on judicial reform: I think there's a way.

Ra'am chairman says that the leaders of the coalition and the opposition should hold negotiations on the judicial reform.

"Just celebrated my friend Mansour Abbas' son's birthday for a second year in a row!! Love this family." the Ambassador wrote.

Ra'am chairman says previous coalition in last elections was missing the right-wing element Naftali Bennett brought .

Mansour Abbas calls on Israeli government to respect Jordanian guardianship of the Temple Mount and the exclusive Islamic right to the site.

Ra'am on the judicial reform: We know what the judicial system looks like in non-democratic countries.

Ra'am chairman urges Arab public to protest against the new government's policies.

As part of a conference, with mandatory attendance, the Hebrew translation of a book by Nimar Darwish will be launched.
