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Former Likud MK Gadi Yevarkan Cites Social Agenda Neglect for New Party Launch
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First reported by Now 14 · Jul 12, 2026
What happened
Former Likud MK Gadi Yevarkan announced plans to form a new party, citing Likud's neglect of social issues and intolerance for independent views.
- 01Gadi Yevarkan plans to form a new political party due to Likud's social agenda neglect.
- 02He criticized Likud for expecting members to be 'yes men' without independent opinions.
- 03Yevarkan stated social issues are being pushed aside within Likud.
- 04He expressed support for Itamar Ben-Gvir's political growth.
- 05The announcement was made in an interview on Kan Reshet Bet on Monday.
- 06Yevarkan is a former member of the Likud party.
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