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Rafi Ginat Explains Shift From Politics to Support New Party
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First reported by Hamal · 21 hours ago
What happened
Rafi Ginat, who previously refused political offers from three Israeli prime ministers, hosted the launch of the "Yashar!" party, citing the country's current situation as his motivation. He emphasized he does not seek a political role but wants the current government replaced.
- 01Rafi Ginat hosted the launch of the "Yashar!" political party.
- 02He previously rejected offers from three prime ministers.
- 03Ginat cited the country's "mess" as his reason for involvement.
- 04He stated he does not want to be a politician or Knesset member.
- 05Ginat wants the current government replaced by something better.
- 06He compared "Yashar!" members to current coalition politicians.
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