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MK Sharren Haskel Launches New Right-Wing Party 'Israel First'
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First reported by Now 14 · 3 hours ago
What happened
MK Sharren Haskel resigned from the Knesset over draft exemption policies and has launched a new right-wing party, Israel First, to represent Zionists opposing sectoral political deals.
- 01MK Sharren Haskel resigned from the Knesset due to draft exemption for ultra-Orthodox Jews.
- 02She announced a new right-wing party called Israel First.
- 03Haskel launched a digital campaign named 'The Right Opens Its Eyes.'
- 04She criticized the old political system for favoring sectoral interests over soldiers.
- 05Israel First aims to represent Zionists who support a security-focused, national, and liberal right.
- 06The party opposes political deals made at the expense of those serving in the military.
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