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Former PM Naftali Bennett Seeks Alliance Amid Party's Declining Polls

By חדשות סרוגים
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Former PM Naftali Bennett Seeks Alliance Amid Party's Declining Polls
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The story · English

Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett is currently working to bring Hili Tropper and members of the "Beit Tzioni" list into the 'Beyachad' faction. According to reports from the central news edition, negotiations between the parties have not yet resulted in any agreements. This move is seen by Bennett's circle as essential due to the continuous decline of the 'Beyachad' party in recent polls and after the plan to unite with the 'Yashar!' list led by Gadi Eisenkot was abandoned.

Bennett has proposed to Tropper a full merger between the two lists as part of the discussions. Meanwhile, Tropper remains open to all options and is also considering joining Eisenkot's list. When approached for comment, Tropper stated that he does not usually respond to closed-door talks and will provide updates if any official developments occur.

The situation reflects internal drama within the 'Beyachad' party, with significant shifts in alliances and strategies as the party seeks to improve its political standing ahead of upcoming elections.

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