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Small Right-Wing Parties Plan Merger to Challenge Netanyahu
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First reported by Kan News · 1 hour ago
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Ten leaders of small right-wing Israeli parties plan to meet and discuss forming a unified political entity. This potential merger could challenge Prime Minister Netanyahu's government by consolidating votes.
- 01Small right-wing parties are discussing a political merger.
- 02The meeting aims to create a unified bloc to challenge the government.
- 03Prime Minister Netanyahu may lose votes to such a merger.
- 04Other political negotiations involve Benny Gantz and Gilad Erdan.
- 05Ayelet Shaked is also involved in separate coalition talks.
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