Nablus governor declares 5 million Palestinians await Israel's elections

Yaara Zard, a commentator on Channel 14, attacks in a monologue the joining of retired Deputy Commissioner Yoav Segalovitz to the Ra'am party. Zard quotes the governor of Nablus who said that "5 million Palestinians are waiting for the results of the elections in Israel," and compares this to Segalovitz's new political partnership. Zard claims that the left is losing its principles in the struggle to oust the right-wing government, and calls the move "embarrassing, dangerous, and unforgivable."

Yaara Zard, a commentator and host of the 'Five' slot on Channel 14, delivers a sharp monologue against the joining of retired Deputy Commissioner Yoav Segalovitz to the Ra'am party. Zard quotes the governor of the Nablus district who said: "I hope that all the Arab public will unite and vote because five million Palestinians are waiting for you, watching your election results." According to her, Segalovitz, who established Lahav 433 and was once considered a symbol of the fight against crime, now finds himself a political partner of elements identified with the Islamic Movement. Zard describes Segalovitz as "sitting shriveled and humiliated in a low chair" at the Ra'am conference, and notes that the movement's flags are flying above him. She claims that the move illustrates how the struggle to oust the right-wing government blurs the principles of the left, and reminds that the tailwind for Segalovitz comes from Eisenkot, Lieberman, Lapid, and Bennett. Zard concludes that on days marking three years since the October 7 massacre, this partnership is "unacceptable, embarrassing, dangerous, and unforgivable."