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Ben-Gvir Expresses Hurt Over Netanyahu's Alleged Efforts to Exclude Him
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National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir expressed personal hurt over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's alleged efforts to exclude him from the next government, despite their past partnership. Ben-Gvir stated that securing many Knesset seats would make his exclusion difficult and addressed international unpopularity and opposition from ultra-Orthodox partners. He also criticized former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's social media tactics and past political decisions.
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- National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir feels personally hurt by Prime Minister Netanyahu's alleged efforts to exclude him from the next government.
- Ben-Gvir believes securing a large number of Knesset seats will prevent his exclusion from the next coalition.
- He acknowledged international unpopularity, particularly his vote against aid trucks to Gaza.
- Ben-Gvir faces opposition from ultra-Orthodox coalition partners, including a warning from Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef.
- He rejected former minister Chili Tropper's claim that his stance on prisoners worsened hostage conditions.
- Ben-Gvir accused former PM Naftali Bennett of using bots and challenged him to a debate.
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