Netanyahu Urges Others to Quit Winter's Party After Ben-Tzion Resigns
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu congratulated Devidi Ben-Tzion on his resignation from "Winter's party" and called on others to do the same. Netanyahu argued that the party's continued participation jeopardizes the right-wing bloc and could lead to a left-wing government. He urged remaining members to withdraw to secure a right-wing victory.
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- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised Devidi Ben-Tzion's resignation from "Winter's party."
- Netanyahu urged other members of the list to resign similarly.
- He claimed Winter's candidacy endangers the right-wing bloc.
- Netanyahu warned of a left-wing government if Winter's party runs.
- He called for unity to ensure a right-wing victory.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised Devidi Ben-Tzion's decision to withdraw from "Winter's party," urging other members of the list to follow suit. Netanyahu stated that Ben-Tzion understood that "Winter's run endangers the right-wing bloc." The Prime Minister asserted that if Winter's party continues to run, it will lead to the establishment of a left-wing government composed of the Minister of Defense, Yair Golan, Avigdor Lieberman, Naftali Bennett, and Arab parties. "I call on the rest of the list's members to act similarly to ensure the victory of the right," Netanyahu added.
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