Ben-Gvir Says Minister Golan Is Angry and Not Speaking to Him
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- Minister Golan is angry with Minister Ben-Gvir and not speaking to him.
- Golan reportedly sought to join Ben-Gvir's party but was not included in the list.
- Ben-Gvir offered PM Netanyahu MK Gottlieb for MK Almog Cohen two years ago.
- Netanyahu reportedly refused the offer, valuing Gottlieb's electoral appeal.
Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir revealed in a podcast interview that Minister May Golan is very angry with him and has cut off contact after her request to join his party was not accommodated in the list.
"May, in particular, is a friend. It wasn't easy for me, it was very not easy for me with May," Ben-Gvir shared candidly. "I hope the friendship will return," he added, describing the complexity in their relationship following the move.
Ben-Gvir also discussed the joining of Knesset Member Tali Gottlieb to his party, recounting an interesting exchange with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from two years prior. He stated he offered Netanyahu an exchange: "I'll give you Almog Cohen, you give me Tali." According to Ben-Gvir, Netanyahu refused at the time, explaining that Gottlieb was worth many mandates and the public liked her.
"I don't understand how he gave her up," Ben-Gvir wondered in the interview, offering his own political assessment with a barbed and compromising tone: "Because he might want to go with Eisenkot."
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