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Gilad Erdan Announces New Right-Wing Party, Criticizes Likud Representation

By מורן אזולאי
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
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Former minister and ambassador Gilad Erdan, together with Knesset member Yuli Edelstein, announced the formation of a new right-wing political party. In his statement, Erdan sharply criticized his former party, Likud, claiming it no longer represents its voters. He described the announcement as one of the most difficult yet important days of his life, marking his departure from the political home where he grew for over 30 years. Erdan expressed regret that he can no longer consider Likud his home, stating that its elected officials no longer represent the Likud voters he deeply cares about.

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