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Coalition Chair Warns Right-Wing Parties Against Splitting Vote
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First reported by Srugim · 5 hours ago
What happened
Coalition Chairman Ofir Katz warned right-wing parties against splitting their votes, fearing it could lead to a left-wing government. He urged technical alliances and criticized Itamar Ben-Gvir's stance, comparing him to Merav Michaeli.
- 01Coalition Chair warns right-wing parties against vote splitting.
- 02Katz fears a fragmented right could elect a left-wing government.
- 03He criticizes Itamar Ben-Gvir's stance as potentially enabling the left.
- 04Katz urges technical alliances to prevent vote wastage.
- 05He compares the situation to the 1992 election outcome.
- 06The potential impact of Ofer Winter's new party is also discussed.
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