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Activist Urges Bennett Against Haredi Coalition, Calls for Zionist Government
Social activist Shvut Ra'anan urged Yamina party leader Naftali Bennett not to form a government with ultra-Orthodox parties, warning against becoming a "useful idiot" for anti-Zionist forces.
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What happened
- 01Activist Shvut Ra'anan warned Naftali Bennett against forming a government with ultra-Orthodox parties.
- 02Ra'anan urged Bennett to form a "Zionist government" with Likud and Religious Zionism.
- 03She cautioned against becoming a "useful idiot" for "non-Zionist forces."
- 04The activist called for a "true servants' alliance" prioritizing national responsibility.
- 05Ra'anan encouraged Bennett to lead the formation of a Zionist coalition.
She advocated for a "Zionist government" that includes Likud and Religious Zionism, emphasizing a "servants' alliance" prioritizing national responsibility. Ra'anan called on Bennett to lead the formation of such a coalition, believing he can make the right decisions for Israel.
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