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Ben Gvir Accuses Netanyahu of Promising EU to Exclude Him From Next Government
National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday of promising European officials to exclude Ben Gvir's Otzma Yehudit party from a future government. Netanyahu's Likud party denied the claims, stating all current coalition partners would be invited to join a new government.
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What happened
- 01Itamar Ben Gvir accused Benjamin Netanyahu of promising the EU to exclude his party from the next government.
- 02Netanyahu's Likud party denied Ben Gvir's claims, calling them 'false political spin'.
- 03Former chief rabbi Yitzhak Yosef prohibited support for Ben Gvir's party due to Temple Mount visits.
- 04Prime Minister Netanyahu's efforts to have the Charedi Public party withdraw from the election have failed.
- 05The Arab-Muslim party Ra'am claims fake campaign billboards are being used against them.
Ben Gvir's party also faces religious opposition from former chief rabbi Yitzhak Yosef over visits to the Temple Mount. Meanwhile, efforts to convince the Charedi Public party to withdraw from the election have failed, and the Arab-Muslim party Ra'am alleges fake campaign billboards are being used against it.
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