Itamar Ben Gvir Rejects Netanyahu's Call for Right-Wing Unity, Proposes Alternative Alliance
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First reported by Ynet · 34 minutes ago
What happened
Minister Itamar Ben Gvir rejected Prime Minister Netanyahu's call for a right-wing electoral alliance including Otzma Yehudit and Religious Zionism, proposing instead a Smotrich-Winter partnership. Netanyahu warned that right-wing fragmentation risks losing votes and plans to mediate between the factions. Ben Gvir insists on Otzma Yehudit remaining a large, independent party to secure a right-wing government.
- 01Itamar Ben Gvir rejects Netanyahu's call for Otzma Yehudit to unite with Religious Zionism.
- 02Ben Gvir accuses Netanyahu of wanting a smaller Otzma Yehudit to enable a broader coalition.
- 03Ben Gvir proposes Smotrich should ally with Offir Winter instead.
- 04Netanyahu warns right-wing vote splitting could cause electoral losses.
- 05Netanyahu plans to meet Ben Gvir and Smotrich to resolve disputes.
- 06Ben Gvir insists Otzma Yehudit remain a large, separate party for a right-wing government.
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