Jewish ‘supercop’ runs on Arab ticket in Israeli polls – and sparks a storm
- Former Israeli police officer Yoav Segalovitz's decision to run as the No.
- 2 candidate on the Arab Raam party ticket in the October 2026 elections marks a paradigm change in Israeli politics.
- Far-right politicians have slammed the move, but it could pave the way for an Arab party to join a coalition opposing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his allies.
Unverified
- Former Israeli police officer Yoav Segalovitz's decision to run as the No.
- 2 candidate on the Arab Raam party ticket in the October 2026 elections marks a paradigm change in Israeli politics.
- Far-right politicians have slammed the move, but it could pave the way for an Arab party to join a coalition opposing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his allies.
Sources: France 24