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Right-Wing Fragmentation Threatens Its Chances to Form Government in Israel
A right-wing Israeli leader warns that multiple small parties risk splitting votes and losing Knesset representation, urging unity to ensure the right can form a government. He calls on leaders to prioritize collective success over personal ambitions ahead of upcoming elections.
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- 01Multiple small right-wing parties risk splitting votes and failing to pass Israel's electoral threshold.
- 02Parties like Noam, Gilad Erdan's faction, and others each believe they alone hold the true solution.
- 03The author urges these parties to unite and form a single political force to influence government.
- 04He cites Rabbi Kook on unity serving a higher purpose beyond individual interests.
- 05The writer is founder of the Courage Forum and father of a fallen soldier in Gaza's northern strip.
- 06He warns that failure to unite could leave all right-wing factions out of the Knesset.
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