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Religious Zionist Rabbis Explore Forming New Right-Wing Political Party
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First reported by N12 · 19 hours ago
What happened
Rabbi Beni Kalmanzon and other Religious Zionist rabbis are considering forming a new right-wing party due to dissatisfaction with the current Religious Zionist Party, reaching out to key national camp figures including Yuli Edelstein, Gilad Erdan, and Ayelet Shaked.
- 01Rabbi Beni Kalmanzon and others are exploring a new right-wing political party.
- 02They have contacted national camp figures like Edelstein, Erdan, and Shaked.
- 03The move stems from dissatisfaction with the current Religious Zionist Party.
- 04Outreach targets core Religious Zionist rabbis and settlement leaders.
- 05They seek a party with varied views on military service and ultra-Orthodox roles.
- 06Kalmanzon voted for the current party but is now disappointed.
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