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Berla Crombie Urges Israeli Right to Reclaim Clear Ideological Battle in Upcoming Elections

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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 4 hours ago

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Berla Crombie, chairman of the Tekuma movement, says Israel's upcoming elections hinge on ideological clarity within the right-wing camp. He warns of threats to settlements and criticizes political blurring between right and left. Crombie calls for a clear national vision, critiques Netanyahu's coalition strategy, and stresses the importance of defining the right's identity.

01Berla Crombie says upcoming elections will be decided on clear ideological differences, not personal rivalries.
02He warns of a real threat to Israeli settlements if a left-leaning government forms.
03Crombie labels Gadi Eisenkot, Yoaz Hendel, and Tzvi Tropper as left-wing, rejecting their inclusion in the national camp.
04He trusts Yuli Edelstein, Gilad Erdan, and Ayelet Shaked for their ideological clarity.
05Crombie criticizes Netanyahu's preference for broad coalitions, urging less statism.
06He acknowledges tensions with ultra-Orthodox parties but sees them as natural allies for the right.

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