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Degel HaTorah Leader Gafni Declines Support for Netanyahu; Bennett Insists They Are United
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First reported by Ynet · 8 hours ago
What happened
Moshe Gafni of Degel HaTorah announced his faction does not support Netanyahu, signaling a political shift. Naftali Bennett responded by asserting unity among ultra-Orthodox leaders and rejecting cooperation with parties supporting draft evasion.
- 01Moshe Gafni states Degel HaTorah no longer supports Netanyahu as in previous terms.
- 02Gafni advises distrust of all political partners following Netanyahu's unreliability.
- 03Naftali Bennett insists Gafni, Netanyahu, and Aryeh Deri remain united politically.
- 04Bennett calls to exclude Deri and Gafni from government to promote IDF enlistment.
- 05Bennett proposes withholding state funds from those who avoid military service.
- 06Bennett previously ruled out post-election cooperation with ultra-Orthodox parties supporting draft evasion.
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