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Ayelet Shaked Explains Election Absence, Cites Political Division
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Former minister Ayelet Shaked will not run in the upcoming elections, stating that Israel's political system remains divided despite the October 7th attacks. She believes a broad unity government is essential but not possible under the current electoral system.
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- Ayelet Shaked will not run in the upcoming Israeli elections.
- She cites continued political division and boycotts as reasons.
- Shaked believes a broad unity government is necessary.
- She feels the current electoral system prevents such a government.
- Her decision is influenced by her children's military service.
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