Chairman of the RAAM Party, MK Mansour Abbas Explained tonight (Wednesday) for the first time what caused him to mistakenly vote in favor of the opposition bill, for the establishment of a solar system in a condominium as part of a construction evacuation, thus causing it to pass. In an interview with News 13 he said he was distracted while voting.
“The blame is mine, we humans, I was in a side conversation,” Abbas admitted. He further said that even the chairman of the yeshiva led him to confusion. “It’s just one law, there are many more laws,” he concluded.
Abbas then referred to recent threats, which led the Knesset officer to order security. “I tried to postpone the security guard’s attachment as much as possible,” he shared. “The personal feeling should be separated from the history that a prime minister in Israel was assassinated as a result of the incitement,” he added, adding that “the threats also began in talks with the Likud.
He later attacked the Likud party and claimed that a senior official had offered him and his party to sign a coalition agreement. “They have despaired of the chance of overthrowing the government and are trying to go back and pull back the legitimacy they gave the RAAM in the negotiations and that is illegitimate. “We were offered a coalition agreement by Netanyahu and the Likud,” he claimed.
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In addition, he noted that he and his party will oppose any change in the Electricity Law: “Now they are finally trying to summarize the outline that accompanies the law. I hope we will close the gaps and succeed in bringing the law to the Knesset for approval next Monday.” On the fear that disagreement over the law would lead to the overthrow of the coalition, he said that “not every dispute in the coalition is a coalition crisis, but this law is in our minds and brings the need for standard and legal electricity connections, as part of an outline to promote planning and construction in Arab society.” “Ayelet Shaked. There are a number of issues that we want the government to help us promote, basic things that Arab society needs.”
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