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Netanyahu Struggles to Prevent Opposition Alliance Threatening Likud Vote Share Likud fears a new alliance between Ofer Winter and Yosef Hadad could split the right-wing vote ahead of elections. Netanyahu is urged to reserve list spots for Hadad to weaken this coalition and protect the bloc's Knesset seats.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Likud worries Winter-Hadad alliance will strengthen a new party and reduce right-wing votes. 02 Netanyahu faces pressure to reserve safe list spots for Hadad to block the alliance. 03 Winter and Hadad negotiate a full merger, with Hadad demanding top-ten list positions. 04 Crossing the electoral threshold would make it hard to convince Winter to withdraw. 05 Multiple right-wing lists risk splitting votes and losing Knesset seats. 06 Netanyahu may use reserved slots to support Smotrich and counter the new alliance. Translated and summarized by baba from Maariv , the latest report. Read Maariv’s original The coverage
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