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Gilad Erdan Vows Unity Government, Rejects Narrow Coalitions with Netanyahu

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First reported by Maariv · 1 day ago

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Gilad Erdan, Unity Party leader, rejects joining a narrow government with Netanyahu, calling for a broad unity government. MK Hili Tropper insists he will not join a Netanyahu-led government. The Religious Zionism Party condemns Tropper's stance as divisive and threatening to the national camp.

01Gilad Erdan vows Unity Party will not join a narrow Netanyahu government, pushing for broad unity.
02MK Hili Tropper confirms refusal to serve in a Netanyahu-led government.
03Erdan accuses Tropper's voters of supporting Yair Golan instead of true right-wing unity.
04Religious Zionism Party condemns Tropper and Horowitz for boycotting their faction and Likud voters.
05They accuse Tropper of threatening the national camp by demanding Netanyahu's ouster.
06The party calls Tropper's approach baseless hatred and factionalism reminiscent of past political boycotts.

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