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Achi Party Withdraws From Upcoming Elections After Deal

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Achi Party Quits Knesset Race, Backing Likud

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The Achi Party has withdrawn from the Knesset race, following a meeting with representatives including an attorney for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The party, reportedly backed by Rabbi Chaim Yosef David Aberjel, will transfer its support to the Likud Party. The move aims to consolidate votes on the right ahead of the election.

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  • The Achi Party has withdrawn from the Knesset election.
  • The party's support will now go to the Likud Party.
  • The decision followed a meeting with representatives of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
  • Rabbi Chaim Yosef David Aberjel, suspected of sex offenses, backs the Achi Party.
  • The withdrawal aims to prevent a split of votes on the right.
Achi Party Quits Knesset Race, Backing Likud
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