Former Deputy Minister Avir Kara Negotiates Political Return with Bennett and Lieberman
Former Deputy Minister Avir Kara is in talks about reentering Israeli politics, reportedly considering alliances with either Naftali Bennett or Avigdor Lieberman. According to i24, Kara currently leans toward partnering with Bennett. He aims to secure a government role focused on deregulation, a policy area he has previously worked on.
Kara confirmed ongoing discussions with political figures and highlighted his recent activism leading a movement of tens of thousands advocating for lower living costs. He promised to update the public if developments occur. This news emerges amid efforts by right-wing figures to form a new political framework, including Yuli Edelstein, who recently left Likud, former minister Gilad Erdan, and former minister Ayelet Shaked.
Should Kara join forces with Bennett or Lieberman, he could help attract right-wing voters not currently aligned with the government, potentially influencing the political landscape ahead of upcoming elections.
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