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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Economic Party Leader Threatens Government Collapse Over Cost of Living

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Economic Party leader Yaron Zelekha stated that Israelis fear supermarket prices more than external threats and vowed to bring down any government that hinders his economic reforms. He plans to reduce living costs within three months by abolishing tariffs, eliminating import quotas, and increasing competition. Zelekha is demanding control of the Finance Ministry and Competition Authority in coalition talks and has allied with Yoaz Hendel of the Reservists Party. Their joint platform opposes a Palestinian state and supports West Bank settlements.

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  • Yaron Zelekha stated Israelis fear supermarket prices more than Iran, Hezbollah, or Hamas.
  • Zelekha threatened to bring down any government that obstructs his economic agenda.
  • He plans to reduce living costs within three months by abolishing tariffs and import quotas.
  • Zelekha demands control of the Finance Ministry and Competition Authority in coalition talks.
  • He announced an alliance with Yoaz Hendel of the Reservists Party.
  • Both Zelekha and Hendel oppose a Palestinian state and support West Bank settlements.

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