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Smotrich Signals Openness to Right-Wing Unity Amid Winter's New Party Launch
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First reported by Now 14 · 10 hours ago
What happened
Bezalel Smotrich expressed readiness to unite right-wing factions amid Itamar Ben-Gvir's new party announcement, warning that vote splitting risks losing mandates. He urged public rejection of dangerous divisions and said he is working to prevent fragmentation ahead of elections.
- 01Bezalel Smotrich is open to uniting right-wing parties to avoid vote splitting.
- 02Itamar Ben-Gvir's new party raises concerns about fragmenting the right-wing bloc.
- 03Smotrich urges the public to reject dangerous political splits.
- 04He warns that multiple right-wing parties risk losing votes and mandates.
- 05Smotrich is actively trying to prevent splits but faces resistance from some factions.
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