Knitted News21.03.22 19:25 18 Adar B. Tishpev
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The chairman of the Ra’am party, Mansour Abbas, who many in the political system see as his party has the potential to dissolve the government, is sending a reassuring message to coalition leaders tonight.
In an interview with Yuval Karni at the “People of the State” conference of the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, Abbas referred to the composition of the government and said: “We have not placed ourselves on one side of Israeli politics – neither on the right nor on the left. Whoever comes towards us will negotiate with him, at different stages and for different purposes. So he’s probably disqualifying himself. “
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Abbas referred to the existence of the government and said: “I think it can complete its days. All partners understand that there is tremendous potential here, that there is hope and something new. Note that the whole world – almost every delegation that comes to Israel – meets with me and hears etc. The whole world looks and asks. “These questions, and even beginning to want to learn what we do to use it for ourselves. We are only at the beginning but there is certainly potential here for a model of political imitation that can be used by entire societies.”
Abbas said he was pleased with the entry of RAAM into the coalition: “Everyone has doubted whether we can move forward. Let’s not forget that a year ago we tried to form another government and we recommended Bnei Gantz and it did not work. So we did a kind of detour and in the end we managed to form a right-center-left-and-Arab government. “
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