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Religious Zionist Rabbis Meet Netanyahu, Urge Right-Wing Unity
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 15 hours ago
What happened
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Religious Zionist rabbis and leaders in Jerusalem, urging right-wing parties to unite for upcoming elections. The rabbis expressed their support for Netanyahu's leadership.
- 01Netanyahu met with Religious Zionist rabbis to discuss party unity.
- 02He urged smaller right-wing parties to unite or withdraw.
- 03The rabbis expressed strong support for Netanyahu's leadership.
- 04The meeting was organized by the Ma'aleh Center for Religious Zionism.
- 05Key rabbis and rabbinettes attended the Jerusalem gathering.
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