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Netanyahu Weighs Technical Bloc With Religious Zionism Party
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 2 hours ago
What happened
Prime Minister Netanyahu is exploring a "technical bloc" with the Religious Zionism party as a last resort to save their Knesset seats if unity talks fail. Meanwhile, a centrist bloc comprising Gantz, Hoffman, and Edelstein is reportedly nearing a merger.
- 01Netanyahu may form a technical bloc with Religious Zionism.
- 02This is to prevent the party from falling below the electoral threshold.
- 03Netanyahu views this as a last resort option.
- 04Religious Zionism wants broader right-wing unity.
- 05A centrist bloc is nearing a merger with Gantz.
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