Mansour Abbas: The Arabs should vote for the Arab parties
Ra'am chairman says the Arab parties complement each other because they place the interests of Arab society at the top of their priorities.
Ra'am chairman says the Arab parties complement each other because they place the interests of Arab society at the top of their priorities.
Ra'am chairman: Ours is the only party that works in a practical way in support of the Palestinian people.
Ra'am chairman calls on Arab voters to vote for the Arab parties in order to ensure pure Arab representation in the Knesset.
MK Mansour Abbas says Ra'am works to strengthen the power of Arab society, and this will be to the benefit of the Palestinian issue.
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Ra'am chairman calls on Arab voters to turn out for his party to ensure Netanyahu cannot obtain 61 Knesset seats.
Ra'am chairman Mansour Abbas says Shaked must drop her opposition for 'family reunification' for him to join a govt. with her.
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Ra'am chairman accuses MKs Yisrael Katz and Ahmed Tibi of spreading lies against his party.
Unknown man approaches Mansour Abbas in the Knesset, accuses him of betraying Islam.
Balad chairman claims Mansour Abbas and Ra'am support the "occupation government" in "killing Palestinians."
Ra'am chairman says he does not rule out being in the same government with Netanyahu, Smotrich and Ben Gvir.
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"Mansour Abbas is a true partner," says Ram Ben-Barak. "This is the way to heal our society."
MK Abbas says Ra'am continues to be part of the coalition.
The law's failure to pass would likely mean the end for the Bennett-Lapid government.
Ra'am chairman says he is staying in the government in order to take care of the needs of Arab society.
Coalition lacks votes to pass Regulations Law "without which, Israeli life in Judea & Samaria will become impossible."
Also expressing support: MK Mansour Abbas. "We have to bring this chapter to a close."
MK Ghaida Rinawie Zoabi’s resignation from the coalition is reportedly intended to pressure Ra'am and its chairman, Mansour Abbas.
MK Mansour Abbas says Ra'am is demanding an international commission of inquiry to investigate killing of Al Jazeera reporter.
PM defends government policies in Knesset debate, says 'person who stood here for the last decade' should apologize.
Ra'am claims government agreed to change its policy of building permits in unrecognized villages.
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MK Mansour Abbas, head of UAL party, calls to bring haredi parties into the coalition.
MK Itamar Ben Gvir stormed a session of the Ra'am party, calling chairman Mansour Abbas a "terrorist" as security tried to separate the two.
Likud blasts government for waiting for the Islamic Movement to know its future. MK Abbas responds: Netanyahu also waited for us.
The chairman of Ra'am is angry with Bennett's conduct regarding Ra’am’s demands vis-à-vis the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Prime Minister seeks to appease Ra'am while Shaked speaks out on Temple Mount, settlement construction.
Move would give opposition a majority to bring down the government, but opposition fears political trick to save government.
MK Mansour Abbas, head of United Arab List, tells PM Bennett that meetings with Jordan will decide whether his party leaves government.
Ra'am chairman responds to Hamas leader who called on Ra'am to leave the government.
'Bennett government is nearing its end - but we won't be the first ones to break it up,' UAL officials say, as party rejoins coalition.
"They're hankering after briefcases stuffed with dollars. The fact that Hamas wants this government to fall tells you all you need to know."
Mansour Abbas wants Jordan to present list of demands. Without Israeli acquiescence, Ra'am will not return to coalition.
Hamas leader calls on Israeli Arabs to arm themselves with guns and knives ahead of great battle against Israel.
MK Mansour Abbas reportedly met King Abdullah II of Jordan in Amman and discussed with him the situation in Jerusalem.
Ra'am chairman says he wants to be 'unifier' despite pressure from Islamic Movement to leave the coalition.