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Amit Segal Supports Gilad Erdan’s Claim of Likud Offer Amid Political Shifts
Amit Segal supports Gilad Erdan’s claim that Likud offered him a reserved spot, but Erdan is reportedly forming a new party. Segal notes Netanyahu’s limited ability to allocate reserved spots and predicts right-wing party consolidation before elections.
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What happened
- 01Amit Segal believes Gilad Erdan was offered a reserved Likud spot through Netanyahu’s circle.
- 02Erdan is likely already forming a new political party, making the offer irrelevant.
- 03Netanyahu has limited reserved spots to allocate, mostly taken by ministers or political deals.
- 04Right-wing party fragmentation is expected to consolidate before elections.
- 05Yoav Segalovich’s possible move to Ra’am is unusual but uncertain.
- 06Shas faces internal challenges and voter losses over conscription and Torah support.
He also discusses potential political moves involving Ra’am and challenges within Shas.
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