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Right-Wing Nationalist Party Criticizes Sharren Haskel's Resignation as Deputy Foreign Minister

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First reported by Srugim · 19 hours ago

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Sharren Haskel resigned as Deputy Foreign Minister after opposing draft exemption legislation, prompting sharp criticism from the Right-Wing Nationalist party, which accused her of trying to form a one-person faction for funding and re-election advantages. She will remain a Knesset member despite leaving the government.

01Sharren Haskel resigned as Deputy Foreign Minister after opposing draft exemption legislation.
02Right-Wing Nationalist party accused her of trying to form a one-person faction for funding.
03The party called her move absurd, audacious, and legally noncompliant.
04Haskel voted against the coalition and threatened to leave the government if laws passed.
05She will continue serving as a Knesset member despite resigning from the government.
06The party views her resignation as a failed attempt to secure political advantage before elections.

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