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Hagai Luber Launches New Party to Unite Israeli Political Factions After October 7 Tragedy
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First reported by Now 14 · Jun 29, 2026
What happened
Hagai Luber, father of a fallen Israeli soldier, is forming a new party to unite Israel's divided political factions, linking national tragedy to political disunity and aiming to be a key player in the next government.
- 01Hagai Luber forms a new party to unite Israel’s divided political factions.
- 02He demands Netanyahu and Eizenkot’s parties join a single government.
- 03Luber links political division to the October 7 national tragedy.
- 04His party aims to be the decisive swing factor in the next government.
- 05Luber’s call for unity reflects frontline soldiers’ and society’s demands.
- 06Established parties are beginning to respond to calls for political unity.
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