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Benny Gantz and Ayelet Shaked Advance Talks for Joint Election Run

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Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
The story · English

Benny Gantz and Ayelet Shaked are engaged in advanced negotiations to run together in the upcoming Israeli elections. According to the emerging agreement, Gantz would lead the joint list, while Shaked would receive the first choice of ministerial position if their coalition forms a government. The talks aim to resolve leadership disputes, with Shaked emphasizing her desire for significant political influence and Gantz unwilling to relinquish the top spot on the list.

Meanwhile, political analysts within the center-right bloc believe further party mergers are necessary to surpass the electoral threshold. They warn that multiple small parties risk splitting votes and failing to enter the Knesset, prompting calls for a broader unification of forces ahead of finalizing candidate lists. The negotiations between Gantz and Shaked reflect a broader effort to consolidate the center-right ahead of the elections.

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