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Ongoing Story· Day 40

Naftali Bennett Calls for Unity in Right-Wing Bloc, Blames Netanyahu for 'Blood Libel'

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Kikar HaShabbatPolitics

Bennett Sparks Outrage With Remarks About Netanyahu Joining Government

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Hebrew · 12 newsrooms covering

Naftali Bennett, chairman of the Together party, has caused a political stir by stating he would not object to Benjamin Netanyahu serving as a minister in his government. This comment was met with strong opposition from the left-wing bloc, who declared they would never sit with Netanyahu. The incident underscores the deep political divides in Israel.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Naftali Bennett stated he would accept Benjamin Netanyahu as a minister in his government.
  • Bennett's remarks sparked outrage and strong criticism from the left-wing bloc.
  • The left-wing bloc vowed they would never sit with Netanyahu.
  • The incident highlights significant political divisions in Israel.
Bennett Sparks Outrage With Remarks About Netanyahu Joining Government
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Naftali Bennett, chairman of the Together party, has ignited controversy following a statement suggesting he would be open to Benjamin Netanyahu serving as a minister in his government. The remark has drawn sharp criticism from the left-wing bloc, which vehemently opposes any collaboration with the former prime minister.

Sources within the left-wing bloc responded forcefully to Bennett's statement, declaring, "The world would turn upside down before we would sit with Netanyahu." This strong reaction highlights the deep divisions and animosity that persist within the Israeli political landscape regarding Netanyahu's potential return to a significant governmental role.

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