Two in Am Israel Party Consider Leaving Amid Fears of Harming Right-Wing Bloc
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Two members of the "Am Israel" party are reportedly considering leaving due to the party's low poll numbers and fears of harming the right-wing bloc. Dovidi Ben Zion is expected to announce his decision soon. The party is currently polling at around 2%, below the electoral threshold. This situation has raised concerns about its impact on the wider right-wing political camp.
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- Two members of the "Am Israel" party are considering leaving.
- Dovidi Ben Zion is expected to announce his decision in the coming days.
- The party is polling at approximately 2%, below the electoral threshold.
- Departures are motivated by fears of harming the right-wing bloc.
- Boaz Golan reported the potential resignations on Channel 14.
Journalist and presenter Boaz Golan reported that two members of the "Am Israel" party, led by Ofer Winter, are considering leaving the party. One of these individuals is reportedly Dovidi Ben Zion, who is expected to announce his decision in the coming days. The potential departures stem from the party's poor performance in recent polls, where it is polling at approximately 2% and failing to cross the electoral threshold. There is also concern that the party's continued participation in the current political landscape could negatively impact the broader right-wing bloc.
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