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Yaakov Bardugo Warns Netanyahu's Push to Reintegrate Moshe Kahlon Risks Political Suicide
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First reported by Srugim · 2 hours ago
What happened
Yaakov Bardugo criticized Prime Minister Netanyahu's reported attempt to bring former Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon back into Likud, calling it political suicide and a betrayal of right-wing values. Bardugo accused Kahlon of undermining the military and blocking judicial reforms, warning his return would damage the right-wing camp's achievements.
- 01Netanyahu reportedly pressures Moshe Kahlon to rejoin Likud and take a top party role.
- 02Yaakov Bardugo calls Kahlon's return political suicide and against right-wing values.
- 03Bardugo blames Kahlon for military dismantling and blocking judicial reforms.
- 04Bardugo labels Kahlon as symbolizing the entrenched establishment opposed by the national camp.
- 05The move sparks anger among Netanyahu's close associates and right-wing supporters.
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