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Ongoing Story· Day 58

Religious Zionism Party Finalizes Knesset List with Identity Party Merger

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Religious Zionism Party Recommends Netanyahu to Form Government

Translated & summarized from JDN by baba

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Hebrew · 5 newsrooms covering

The Religious Zionism party recommended MK Benjamin Netanyahu to form Israel's next government during consultations at the President's Residence in Jerusalem. The delegation, including Minister Orit Strock, stressed the need for a stable, national government under Netanyahu's leadership. The party affirmed its commitment to the right-wing bloc's goals.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Religious Zionism party recommended Benjamin Netanyahu to form the government.
  • Consultations took place at the President's Residence in Jerusalem.
  • Minister Orit Strock was part of the Religious Zionism delegation.
  • The party seeks a stable, national government led by Netanyahu.

During consultations at the President's Residence in Jerusalem regarding the formation of a new government, a delegation from the Religious Zionism party met with President Isaac Herzog on Monday. The delegation, which included Minister Orit Strock, Itamar Eitam, and Tzvika Mor, formally recommended Member of Knesset Benjamin Netanyahu to be tasked with forming the government. The party emphasized its clear stance on the necessity of establishing a stable, national government led by Netanyahu. They also highlighted the faction's commitment to advancing the values and primary objectives of the right-wing bloc.

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