Immediately after the exit polls: the disturbing statement by a Ra'am party member

Yoav Segalovich, who joined the Ra'am list, stated immediately after the publication of the election exit polls that he would act to change the reality in Jerusalem, but did not elaborate on what he meant. The article raises questions about his intention.

Shortly after the publication of the exit polls for the 26th Knesset elections this evening (Tuesday), Yoav Segalovich, who joined the Ra'am list headed by Mansour Abbas, stated that he intends to act to change the reality in Jerusalem. Segalovich, who previously served as Deputy Minister of Internal Security, was placed second on the list. In his remarks, he said: "We will do everything possible so that the reality in the capital changes. We will build the future together – Jews, Arabs, Christians, Druze, Circassians, Israelis. I am with you one hundred percent. Thank you very much." However, he did not specify exactly what he meant, and the article raises question marks as to whether the intention is regarding police policy in Jerusalem, a change in the city's status, or the issue of its division as part of a future political settlement. The article notes that the Ra'am party supports the establishment of a Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital, but Segalovich did not clarify whether his remarks are related to this position.