Gilad Erdan Responds to Miri Regev's Criticism Amid Political Rift
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First reported by Srugim · 2 hours ago
What happened
Gilad Erdan responded to Miri Regev’s criticism after leaving the ruling party to form the Unity Party, citing ideological differences and lack of solutions for citizens. He recalled Regev’s support for the Gaza disengagement plan and denied betraying the party. Erdan also criticized internal Likud influences and remains hopeful about his new party’s prospects despite low initial poll numbers.
- 01Gilad Erdan refutes Miri Regev’s claim he betrayed the party, citing ideological differences.
- 02Erdan recalls Regev’s support for Gaza disengagement while he opposed it.
- 03He left the ruling party due to its failure to advance solutions for citizens.
- 04Erdan criticizes Likud’s internal influences, including ultra-Orthodox voters and unions.
- 05His new Unity Party is polling low but aims to grow through grassroots campaigns.
- 06Erdan remains optimistic about gaining support in the coming days.
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