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Israel First Chairwoman Vows Party Will Pass Electoral Threshold
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By Hezki Baruch
First reported by Arutz Sheva · 7 hours ago
What happened
Sharren Haskel, chairwoman of the Israel First party, announced her party will remain in the election race despite low poll numbers, aiming to influence government formation. The party seeks to promote right-wing policies and address issues like post-traumatic stress.
- 01Israel First chairwoman Sharren Haskel vows her party will remain in the election.
- 02Haskel believes the party will surpass the electoral threshold.
- 03The party aims to influence government formation with right-wing policies.
- 04Israel First is partnering with Jonathan Pollard and Ale Yarok.
- 05A key focus will be on addressing post-traumatic stress disorder.
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