Media Personality Urges Right-Wing Parties to Unite Ahead of Elections
Amidst concerns of vote fragmentation and the potential for right-wing parties to fall below the electoral threshold, media personality Yaakov Bardugo has issued an urgent appeal for immediate unity among right-wing leaders. Speaking on his radio show on 'Galei Yisrael' alongside Doron Cohen, Bardugo directly addressed Bezalel Smotrich, Itamar Ben-Gvir, Ofer Winter, and Moshe Feiglin.
Bardugo warned them against repeating historical mistakes, recounting his experience in 1992 when he was close to David Levy. "I saw how the right lost power," Bardugo stated, expressing regret. "I saw how power slipped away despite great public support for the right. Numerically, the right won a clear victory then, yet the Oslo government was formed."
He emphasized the significant responsibility resting on the faction leaders at this critical juncture. Bardugo concluded with a stark message: "The Land of Israel, the State of Israel, and the Jewish state are bigger than you. If you do not unite, you will lose the elections. Period."
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