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Kikar HaShabbatPolitics

Bardugo Slams Ben-Gvir's 'Lies' Amidst 'Cannibalistic' Right-Wing Feud

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Political commentator Yair Bardugo strongly criticized MK Ben-Gvir, calling his alleged "lies" "deserving of all condemnation." Bardugo also denied reports of a joint meeting with MK Izencott. He described the infighting within the right-wing bloc as "cannibalistic" and "deserving of condemnation." The dispute underscores a deepening conflict among right-wing factions.

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  • Yair Bardugo condemned MK Ben-Gvir's alleged "lies" as "deserving of all condemnation."
  • Bardugo denied reports of a joint meeting with MK Izencott.
  • The political commentator called the infighting within the right-wing bloc "cannibalistic."
  • Bardugo stated that the right-wing bloc's internal conflict is "deserving of condemnation."

Political commentator Yair Bardugo launched a sharp attack on MK Ben-Gvir, denouncing the latter's "lies" as "deserving of all condemnation." Bardugo specifically refuted reports suggesting he would sit together with MK Izencott, calling the internal conflict within the right-wing bloc "deserving of condemnation."

The commentator's remarks highlight a growing and increasingly bitter dispute among factions on the right. Bardugo's criticism implies that Ben-Gvir is spreading falsehoods and engaging in destructive internal politics, which he views as detrimental to the bloc's overall strength and cohesion.

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