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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Sara Netanyahu Tells Likud Women 'We Simply Won't Live' Without Husband

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Kikar HaShabbatPolitics

Sara Netanyahu Says Israel 'Cannot Live Without' Husband

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

Religious

Hebrew · Sole source

Sara Netanyahu, wife of the Prime Minister, told Likud activists that Israel "cannot live without" her husband. She also urged them to stop using the term "government of change." The remarks were made at a private meeting aimed at rallying party support.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Sara Netanyahu stated Israel "cannot live without" her husband, the Prime Minister.
  • She urged Likud activists to stop using the term "government of change."
  • The comments were made during a closed meeting with party activists.
  • Netanyahu's remarks aimed to rally support within the Likud party.

Sara Netanyahu, wife of the Prime Minister, stated at a closed meeting with Likud activists that the country "simply cannot live without" her husband. She urged attendees to cease using the term "government of change" to describe the current political alignment, deeming it too politically charged.

The meeting, which was not open to the press, focused on rallying support among Likud party members. Netanyahu's remarks emphasized her husband's perceived indispensability to the nation's functioning and stability. The call to avoid the term "government of change" suggests a strategic effort to frame the opposition in a less favorable light and to reinforce the narrative of the Likud party's importance.

While the specific context of the "government of change" comment was not detailed, it implies a desire to delegitimize the current coalition and rally support for a return to Likud leadership. The meeting underscores the ongoing political engagement of Sara Netanyahu within the Likud party's activist base.

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