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Gilad Erdan and Yuli Edelstein Plan New Right-Liberal Party Without Ayelet Shaked
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · Jul 21, 2026
What happened
Gilad Erdan is set to launch a new right-liberal party with Yuli Edelstein as his deputy, focusing on broad Zionist governance and equalizing military service, excluding Ayelet Shaked from the project.
- 01Gilad Erdan plans to launch a right-liberal party within the next week.
- 02Yuli Edelstein will be the party's number two, leading on equalizing military service.
- 03The party commits to forming a broad Zionist government, avoiding narrow coalitions.
- 04Ayelet Shaked will not join the new political initiative.
- 05No current plans exist for uniting with Benny Gantz despite prior talks.
- 06Erdan is negotiating with other public figures like Aliza Bloch and Raanan Shavot.
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