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Yinon Magal Warns No Roads Will Be Built in West Bank If Lieberman and Bennett Join Coalition

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During a broadcast on Channel 14's "The Patriots," host Yinon Magal discussed potential future political coalition scenarios in Israel. He focused on the possibility of Avigdor Lieberman and Naftali Bennett joining the government coalition, suggesting that each would secure their desired ministerial portfolios. Magal warned that if the Ministry of Transportation were to be controlled by either Lieberman or Bennett, infrastructure development in the West Bank would be negatively impacted, stating explicitly that "there will be no roads in Judea and Samaria."

Magal criticized the expected division of ministerial roles in such a coalition, arguing it would primarily serve the interests of each party involved rather than broader public needs. His comments highlighted concerns over the future of West Bank infrastructure under this political arrangement.

Additionally, panelist Avi Mimran proposed a new term for a political-social alliance, suggesting "The Traditionalists' Alliance" instead of the outdated "Alliance of Servants." Mimran emphasized the importance of this new alliance in defending Israel's identity and tradition, calling on those who support Jewish tradition to unite under this banner.

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