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Yair Netanyahu Launches Sharp Attack on National Security Minister Ben Gvir Over Political Rift
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 1 hour ago
What happened
Yair Netanyahu sharply criticizes National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir for refusing to unite with right-wing allies ahead of elections, accusing him of poor priorities and police misconduct. The dispute reflects broader tensions threatening the right-wing bloc's parliamentary majority in Israel.
- 01Yair Netanyahu attacks Ben Gvir for refusing to unite with right-wing parties Smotrich and Feiglin.
- 02Prime Minister Netanyahu reportedly demanded Ben Gvir join Smotrich to secure right-wing majority.
- 03Yair Netanyahu accuses police under Ben Gvir of biased enforcement against right-wing activists.
- 04Otzma Yehudit rejects all talks of political unification despite Netanyahu's calls.
- 05Moshe Feiglin threatens to run independently if right-wing parties do not merge.
- 06Polls show right-wing bloc at 59 seats, two short of majority, raising stakes for unity.
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