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New Right-Wing Party Forms in Israel Led by Prof. Cohen Elia and Amir Avivi
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 6 hours ago
What happened
Professor Moshe Cohen Elia and Amir Avivi are forming a new right-wing party in Israel, preparing for the 2026 elections with a dedicated campaign team and polling to gauge voter support.
- 01A new right-wing party is being established in Israel by Prof. Moshe Cohen Elia and Amir Avivi.
- 02Avivi is a retired IDF brigadier general and founder of the Security Advocates movement.
- 03The party aims to provide a fresh alternative for right-wing voters ahead of 2026 elections.
- 04An operational headquarters has been set up to promote the party's formation.
- 05A well-known pollster was hired to evaluate the party's electoral potential.
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