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Reserve General Halts New Right-Wing Party Amid Vote Splintering Fears
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By Shimon Cohen
First reported by Arutz Sheva · 2 hours ago
What happened
Reserve Lt. Col. Amir Aviv has canceled plans to form a new right-wing political party, fearing that too many competing lists would prevent the right from forming a government. He cited concerns about vote fragmentation and the lack of clear alliances among emerging parties.
- 01Reserve Lt. Col. Amir Aviv abandons plans for a new right-wing party.
- 02He fears too many competing lists will endanger the right-wing bloc's majority.
- 03Aviv cited fragmentation and unclear alliances as reasons for withdrawal.
- 04He invested significant effort in party infrastructure before canceling.
- 05Aviv remains open to joining the Likud party list.
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