Ben-Gvir Reveals Minister Golan Is Angry, Not Speaking to Him
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
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- Minister Golan is angry with Ben-Gvir and not speaking to him.
- Golan requested to join Ben-Gvir's party but was not included.
- Ben-Gvir defended Tali Gottlieb against criticism.
- Ben-Gvir recounted a past offer to Netanyahu involving Gottlieb.
Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir revealed in a podcast interview that Minister Meyrav Golan is very angry with him and not speaking to him after she was not included in his party's roster. Ben-Gvir stated that Golan had asked to join his party, but ultimately was not placed on the list. "Meyrav, in particular, is a friend. It wasn't easy for me. It was very difficult for me with Meyrav. I hope the friendship will return," Ben-Gvir said, expressing his hope for reconciliation.
Discussing the addition of Tali Gottlieb to his party, Ben-Gvir defended her against criticism that she only shouts. He recounted a conversation from two years prior with "Bibi" (Netanyahu), during which Ben-Gvir proposed a deal: he would give up Almog in exchange for Gottlieb. According to Ben-Gvir, Netanyahu rejected the offer, stating that Gottlieb was very popular and worth many Knesset seats. Ben-Gvir expressed his confusion as to why Netanyahu would have passed on Gottlieb, speculating it might be because Netanyahu wanted to align with "Eisenkot."
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