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Former Likud Minister Ayoub Kara Returns to Politics, Runs in Party Primaries
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First reported by Now 14 · 1 day ago
What happened
Former Likud minister Ayoub Kara announces his return to politics, running in the party's primaries to represent both the national and non-Jewish sectors. He cites Likud's role in saving Israel, Netanyahu's protection of minorities, and criticism of Gadi Eizenkot's coalition plans as reasons for his comeback.
- 01Ayoub Kara officially returns to politics, running in Likud primaries for national and non-Jewish sector slots.
- 02He credits Likud with saving Israel since October and notes Middle Eastern countries' interest in cooperation.
- 03Kara praises Netanyahu for protecting minorities during difficult times.
- 04He condemns Gadi Eizenkot's intention to form a government with Mansour Abbas and his controversial comparison to Yosef Haddad.
- 05Kara vows to win elections and save the country, emphasizing the need to oppose certain political views within Israel.
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