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Former Minister Avir Kara in Talks to Join Trooper and Handel's Party Ahead of Elections
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First reported by N12 · 3 hours ago
What happened
Former minister Avir Kara is negotiating to join Hili Trooper and Yoav Handel's party to strengthen its economic agenda and support small businesses ahead of upcoming elections.
- 01Avir Kara is in advanced talks to join Hili Trooper and Yoav Handel's party.
- 02The party sees Kara as a key figure to boost its economic and small business appeal.
- 03Kara is a founder of the "Shulmanim" protest and a former deputy minister under Bennett.
- 04He holds reform plans targeting cost of living, public sector efficiency, and tax cuts.
- 05Kara is also considering other party offers but prioritizes talks with Trooper.
- 06He aims to fight bureaucracy and vested interests for ordinary citizens.
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