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Ongoing Story· Day 28

Yoaz Hendel Explains Refusal to Join Gadi Eisenkot's List

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KipaPolitics

Yoaz Hendel Urges Winter to Form Bloc Against Non-Zionist Governments

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Hebrew · 4 newsrooms covering

Yoaz Hendel, chairman of the Reservists and Economic Party, urged Winter to abandon his commitment to the current government. Hendel proposed forming a joint political bloc that would only join a "Zionist" government, excluding Haredi and Arab parties. This move aims to create a "blocking bloc" against what Hendel termed "non-Zionist governments."

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Yoaz Hendel called on Winter to retract his commitment to the Netanyahu-Haredi government.
  • Hendel proposed a joint political move with Winter's party.
  • Their parties would sign a surplus agreement and only join a "Zionist" government.
  • The goal is to create a "blocking bloc" against non-Zionist governments.
  • Hendel specifically addressed Winter, urging him to change his stance.
Yoaz Hendel Urges Winter to Form Bloc Against Non-Zionist Governments
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Yoaz Hendel, chairman of the Reservists and Economic Party, called on Winter to retract his commitment to the Netanyahu-Haredi government. Speaking to the press on Thursday, Hendel proposed a joint political move where their parties would sign a surplus agreement and declare they would only join a "Zionist" government, excluding Haredi or Arab parties. Hendel described this as "creating a blocking bloc against non-Zionist governments."

"Winter, retract your statement that you are only with Netanyahu and the Haredi parties," Hendel stated. "Let's sign a surplus agreement and declare together that we are two parties that will only enter a Zionist government. Together we will be a blocking bloc against non-Zionist governments."

KipaRight · Jerusalem

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