Netanyahu Urges Small Right-Wing Parties to Unite or Withdraw
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with dozens of rabbis and prominent figures in the Religious Zionist community in Jerusalem on Tuesday for a two-hour meeting initiated by "Ma'aleh - The Center for Religious Zionism." The primary focus of the discussion was the issue of mergers among right-wing parties ahead of upcoming elections.
Netanyahu urged smaller parties to unite to prevent the loss of votes for the right-wing bloc. He stated, "We need to tell the small parties, first of all, unite. Either unite or withdraw. I was happy to hear that Bezalel Smotrich and Feiglin have united, wonderful. Well done."
The Prime Minister's call aims to consolidate the right-wing vote and maximize its electoral strength by avoiding fragmentation.
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