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Dadi Simchi says he is forming a new political framework with Benny Gantz

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Dadi Simchi says he is forming a new political framework with Benny Gantz
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What happened

Dadi Simchi said he and Benny Gantz are in advanced talks to form a new political framework in Israel. He said the effort aims to bridge the two blocs, ruled out current Arab parties for a future coalition, and insisted any government must include Haredi enlistment.

  • 01Simchi said he and Benny Gantz are close to forming a new political framework.
  • 02He wants to bridge Israel’s two political blocs, not strengthen only one side.
  • 03He rejected current Arab parties for a future coalition and demanded Haredi enlistment.
  • 04Simchi said he received offers from Likud but chose to keep negotiating with Gantz.
  • 05He said the list would be led jointly, with him not accepting a minor role.

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Arutz ShevaRight · Hebrew2 hours ago
Dadi Simchi says he is forming a new political framework with Benny Gantz
Kan NewsCenter · Hebrew3 hours ago
Dadi Simchi: 'Benny Gantz and I Are Not Merging, We’re Building Something New'

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