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Amkha Israel Official Urges Bennett, Liberman to Join Right-Wing Coalition
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By i24NEWS
First reported by i24NEWS · 8 hours ago
What happened
Laly Derai of the Amkha Israel party urged Naftali Bennett and Avigdor Liberman to join Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing coalition, suggesting it could lead to a government without ultra-Orthodox parties and advance key reforms. She emphasized the need for unity on the right following the October 7 events.
- 01Amkha Israel official calls on Bennett and Liberman to join Netanyahu's coalition.
- 02Inclusion could form a government without ultra-Orthodox parties, says Derai.
- 03Party advocates for ultra-Orthodox IDF integration and service-based benefits.
- 04Amkha Israel proposes itself as a 'bridge' for coalition unity.
- 05Derai stresses Netanyahu's leadership of the right-wing camp.
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