Religious Zionism Party Courts Far-Right Leader Ben-Gvir
The Religious Zionism party, historically on the fringes of Israeli politics, is reportedly seeking to strengthen its ties with Itamar Ben-Gvir, a controversial far-right figure. This move comes as the party aims to consolidate its political standing and appeal to a broader right-wing electorate.
Ben-Gvir, known for his hardline nationalist and anti-Arab rhetoric, leads the Otzma Yehudit (Jewish Power) party. His potential integration or alliance with Religious Zionism could significantly shift the political landscape on the right, potentially creating a more unified bloc.
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