MK Sharren Haskel Quits Government and Seeks to Split from National Right Party
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First reported by Ynet · 2 hours ago
What happened
MK Sharren Haskel resigned from her deputy minister post and requested to split from the National Right faction after opposing a law freezing yeshiva student arrests. She accused party leader Gideon Sa'ar of lying and aims to maintain independent party funding. The faction rejected her move as legally invalid and opportunistic. The dispute reflects deep divisions following the party's merger with Likud and may lead to legal proceedings or a negotiated resolution.
- 01MK Sharren Haskel resigned as Deputy Foreign Minister and requested to split from National Right faction.
- 02She accused party leader Gideon Sa'ar of lying to her and the Israeli public.
- 03Haskel opposes the law freezing arrests of yeshiva students, citing security concerns.
- 04Legal hurdles exist as party split requires one-third faction approval, which she lacks.
- 05National Right faction called her move audacious and legally invalid.
- 06The split aims to secure independent party funding for future negotiations.
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