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Sharren Haskel's Israel First Party Suffers Electoral Defeat
Sharren Haskel's Israel First Party received only 804 votes in the recent elections, failing to meet the electoral threshold. Despite support from Jonathan Pollard and an alliance with Aleh Yarok, the party garnered just 0.02% of the vote.
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What happened
- 01Sharren Haskel's Israel First Party received only 804 votes, failing to meet the electoral threshold.
- 02The party garnered 0.02% of the vote, falling behind fringe parties like Sharshar and Garden of Eden.
- 03Jonathan Pollard and the Aleh Yarok party had endorsed Sharren Haskel's Israel First Party.
- 04Haskel aimed for her party to influence the formation of a national government.
- 05The party was founded after Haskel left the government over Haredi draft exemptions.
The results were worse than those of fringe parties like Sharshar for Love and National Unity and the Garden of Eden Party. Haskel had aimed for her party to be a key player in forming a national government.
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