Current sectionIsrael NewsIsrael Elections 2026Yoav Segalovitz has been in talks to join Mansour Abbas' United Arab List, potentially in its No. 2 slot; a party source says his addition could reshuffle the slate elected SaturdayShare to FacebookShare to XArticle printing is available to subscribers onlyPrint in a simple, ad-free formatSubscribeComments: Zen reading is available to subscribers onlyAd-free and in a comfortable reading formatSubscribeJack Khouryand Deiaa Haj YahiaAugust 22, 2026Updated:08:38 PM IDTUnited Arab List chairman Mansour Abbas said Saturday that he hopes his party will reach an agreement in the coming days to add former Yesh Atid lawmaker Yoav Segalovitz to its election slate, a move that could reshuffle the list selected by party members earlier in the day.Loading...Click the alert icon to follow topics:Israel Elections 2026United Arab ListKnessetIsraeli politicsArab IsraelisMansour AbbasCommentsLoading...In the NewsIn the News: Live UpdatesFlorida DemocratsIranLikudNetanyahuJared KushnerWest BankYehuda KatzPollHaaretz PodcastIsraeli Arab Party Moves Closer to Adding Jewish Lawmaker to Election SlateIsrael Police Admits It Lied About Reason It Canceled Its Haaretz SubscriptionU.S., Iran Trade Warnings Before New Sanctions as Hormuz Traffic Remains StalledIsrael Says It Warned Syria Before Striking Airbase Over Turkish Military ThreatKites Believed to Have Crossed From Gaza Raise Concern in Southern IsraelRemembering and rebuilding two years laterICYMIIDF Marks Detained Palestinians With Numbers as Northern West Bank Raids ExpandThe American Jewish Establishment Is Defending an Israel That No Longer ExistsSo Will It Be a Problem if Miriam Adelson Flies to Israel to Vote?Israeli Army Orders Criminal Probes Into Killing of Hind Rajab, Gaza MedicsGo to Qusra to See What Israel Is Trying to HideI Resist Historical Comparisons. Then Israel Marks People With Numbers
Israeli Arab party moves closer to adding Jewish lawmaker to election slate
Yoav Segalovitz has been in talks to join Mansour Abbas' United Arab List, potentially in its No. 2 slot; a party source says his addition could reshuffle the slate elected Saturday









