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Former Deputy Foreign Minister Sharren Haskel Reveals Pressure to Betray Her Principles Amid Resignation
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By משה נוסבאום
First reported by N12 · Jul 23, 2026
What happened
Sharren Haskel, former Deputy Foreign Minister, explained her unexpected resignation and criticized internal party pressures, revealing she was offered incentives to betray her principles.
- 01Sharren Haskel resigned after criticizing Gideon Sa'ar and the conscription law.
- 02She was surprised by the conscription law despite her faction's support for Netanyahu.
- 03Haskel had been developing the 'Israel First' profile since May before resigning.
- 04She expressed opinions on Minister Yariv Levin and internal party dynamics.
- 05Haskel revealed she received offers to betray her principles but refused.
- 06She accused New Hope party members of being pressured to document their votes for the Prime Minister.
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