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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Ben-Gvir Urges Likud to Finalize Gotliv's Party Transfer Amid Election Push

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National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir is pressuring the Likud party to finalize MK Tally Gotliv's transfer to his Otzma Yehudit party before a Wednesday deadline for candidate lists. Gotliv herself has expressed openness to joining Otzma Yehudit if a suitable offer is made, while also noting her diminished standing within Likud.

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  • Ben-Gvir demands Likud finalize Gotliv's transfer to Otzma Yehudit by Wednesday's deadline.
  • Otzma Yehudit accuses Likud of "empty briefings" and seeking extra concessions.
  • Gotliv stated she would consider joining Otzma Yehudit if offered a good deal.
  • Gotliv feels she was deliberately pushed down Likud's primary list.
  • Otzma Yehudit believes Gotliv's dispute with Likud could benefit their party.
Ben-Gvir Urges Likud to Finalize Gotliv's Party Transfer Amid Election Push
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