Ben Gvir Taps Gottlieb Second on Otzma Yehudit List
National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir announced that MK Tally Gottlieb will be placed second on the Otzma Yehudit party list for the upcoming elections. This decision follows Minister Amichai Eliyahu's offer to relinquish his spot to Gottlieb. Gottlieb herself stated that "the Prime Minister needs Otzma Yehudit," and asserted her strong opposition to the judicial system, claiming she "brought down Miara and his associates on their knees."
Ben Gvir's announcement positions Gottlieb prominently within the party, second only to himself. The move suggests a strategic effort by Ben Gvir to consolidate his party's influence and appeal to his base. The article also raises the question of whether Minister May Golan will join Ben Gvir's party, hinting at potential further political realignments.
Gottlieb's strong rhetoric against the legal establishment, specifically mentioning Attorney General Gali Miara, underscores her confrontational political style and her alignment with Ben Gvir's agenda. Her placement suggests the party is prioritizing figures known for their vocal stances on judicial reform and other key political issues.
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