Avraham Burg, the former speaker of the Knesset and Jewish Agency chairman, has officially joined the Jewish-Arab Communist faction Hadash, Channel 2 reported.
The network aired a clip of Burg giving a speech before the Hadash central committee in Nazareth on Saturday.
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