MK Yoav Segalovitz announces resignation from Knesset, departure from Yesh Atid party
Lapid, following the announcement, praised Segalovitz's "integrity and professionalism" during his years of serving Israel as part of Yesh Atid.
Yoav Segalovitz, a former deputy national security minister, announced his resignation from the Knesset and the Yesh Atid party on Thursday. In his statement, Segalovitz expressed gratitude towards Yair Lapid, fellow Knesset members, and party activists for their partnership, trust, and joint efforts for the State of Israel. He wished Yesh Atid and the B'Yachad party "great success" and hoped they would continue working diligently on behalf of Israeli citizens.
Reports suggest Segalovitz is contemplating joining Ra'am, the United Arab List, led by Mansour Abbas. Upon hearing the news, Yesh Atid leader Yair Lapid commended Segalovitz's "integrity and professionalism" throughout his tenure in the party, Knesset, and as deputy public security minister. Lapid emphasized that Segalovitz "acted with integrity and professionalism on behalf of Israel’s citizens and to uphold the rule of law" during his service in the government of change.
Lapid further expressed his gratitude for Segalovitz's contributions to Yesh Atid and the State of Israel, wishing him success in his future pursuits.
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