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Former Minister Gilad Erdan Offers News Anchor Natali Shem-Tov Key Role in New Party, She Declines

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First reported by Ynet · 22 hours ago

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Former minister Gilad Erdan is set to announce a new political party and offered news anchor Natali Shem-Tov a prominent role, which she declined. Shem-Tov remains open to a Likud list spot. Erdan is negotiating with other political figures ahead of the launch.

01Gilad Erdan plans to announce a new political party soon.
02Erdan offered Natali Shem-Tov a key role in the new party, which she refused.
03Shem-Tov is still considering a reserved spot on the Likud party list.
04Shem-Tov is involved in legal action against Channel 13 after her dismissal.
05Erdan is in talks with Yuli Edelstein, Aliza Bloch, and Hazi Nechama for the party.
06Shem-Tov is identified with northern Israel and was evacuated during recent fighting.

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