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New Party Member Invites Rival Smotrich to Join Government
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First reported by Maariv · 3 hours ago
What happened
Shaul Meridor, a member of Gadi Eisenkot's new "Yisrael" party, said Bezalel Smotrich could join their government if he adopts their platform, which opposes Smotrich's current policies. Meridor also rejected rotation government proposals, advocating for elections to replace Prime Minister Netanyahu.
- 01New party member invites rival Smotrich to join government.
- 02Smotrich must adopt opposing policies to join the new party.
- 03Party aims to replace Netanyahu, blaming him for national damage.
- 04Rotation government is rejected in favor of elections.
- 05The new party seeks to unite Zionist and state-oriented factions.
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