Emily Amrussi Endorses New Party Led by Gilad Erdan, Yuli Edelstein, and Aliza Bloch
Emily Amrussi endorses a new Israeli political party led by Gilad Erdan, Yuli Edelstein, and Aliza Bloch, praising their leadership and calling for broad unity across political lines to end internal divisions.
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- Emily Amrussi publicly supports the new party led by Gilad Erdan, Yuli Edelstein, and Aliza Bloch.
- She praises Erdan and Edelstein as key figures from Ariel Sharon's dissenters deserving political reward.
- Amrussi commends Bloch's leadership and political wisdom as part of the new party.
- She hopes for cooperation with leaders like Benny Gantz to form a Zionist unity government.
- Amrussi calls to end internal Israeli divisions and prioritize national unity over political differences.
- She explains her political shift toward seeking representatives who unite all Israelis, not just her sector.
Emily Amrussi, a media personality and author, publicly expressed strong support for a new political party formed by Gilad Erdan, Yuli Edelstein, and Aliza Bloch. She described the party as a much-needed development in the current political landscape, particularly within the religious Zionist sector. Amrussi praised Erdan and Edelstein as the only relevant figures remaining from Ariel Sharon's dissenters, emphasizing that their efforts should be rewarded by their political camp.
Amrussi also lauded Aliza Bloch, former mayor of Beit Shemesh, for her leadership qualities, political acumen, and connection to the people. She characterized all three leaders as serious, experienced politicians who are trustworthy and ethical despite the often questionable nature of their profession.
Looking ahead, Amrussi expressed hope for broad political cooperation, including alliances with Benny Gantz, Yoaz Hendel, and Ronen Winter, aiming for a Zionist unity government. She stressed the urgent need to end internal divisions within Israeli society, arguing that the damage caused by internal conflict outweighs ideological differences, even if it means working with political opponents.
Concluding her statement, Amrussi explained her shift in political perspective, noting that while she respects figures like Bezalel Smotrich, Yitzhak Wasserlauf, and Simcha Rothman, she now seeks representatives who unite the entire people of Israel rather than just her own sector. She finds such representation in the emerging party led by Erdan, Edelstein, and Bloch.
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