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Netanyahu Faces New Challenge From Right-Wing Factions After Likud Primaries

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First reported by Maariv · 1 day ago

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Following the Likud primaries, Prime Minister Netanyahu now faces a fragmented right-wing vote with multiple small parties competing, risking wasted votes and weakening his bloc ahead of the elections.

01Netanyahu completed Likud primaries and now focuses on right-wing vote fragmentation.
02He was involved behind the scenes in shaping the Likud candidate list.
03New right-wing parties, including those led by Feiglin and Winter, threaten to split the vote.
04Feiglin failed to enter Knesset in 2019; Winter plans to announce a right-wing list soon.
05Risk of many right-wing votes not passing the threshold could harm Netanyahu’s bloc.
06This fragmentation may advantage Benny Gantz in the prime minister race.

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