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Dedi Simchi Vows Not to Enable Netanyahu or Bennett Bloc to Reach 61 Seats
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First reported by Srugim · Jun 28, 2026
What happened
Dedi Simchi announced his new political party aims to force a broad Zionist government and will not enable Netanyahu or Bennett blocs to reach a 61-seat majority. The party is finalizing its formation and plans to include more leaders. Simchi emphasized unity and warned against prolonged opposition after recent political lessons.
- 01Dedi Simchi’s new party aims to enforce a broad Zionist government and societal unity.
- 02The party is finalizing formation and negotiating with additional leaders.
- 03Simchi ruled out supporting Netanyahu or Bennett blocs to reach 61 seats.
- 04He described the party as centrist, facing criticism from both political extremes.
- 05The party will compel major factions to unite if it gains significant public support.
- 06Simchi warned that refusal to unite could cause political problems but expects leaders to cooperate.
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