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Israeli Politics in Turmoil as Party Lists Close

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By אפרת ברינר

First reported by JDN · 4 days ago

What happened

Israeli political parties are in a race against time to finalize their candidate lists before a looming deadline. Key negotiations involve potential mergers, the defection of MK Tali Gottlieb to Otzma Yehudit, and the formation of alliances across the political spectrum, with significant shifts expected.

01Israeli parties are in a critical phase to finalize candidate lists before the upcoming election deadline.
02MK Tali Gottlieb may leave Likud for Itamar Ben-Gvir's Otzma Yehudit, facing legal hurdles.
03Ofer Winter refuses alliances with established right-wing parties but explores options with Yaron Zelekha.
04A proposed joint list between Bennett and Eisenkot has been scrapped, intensifying competition.
05The Arab political landscape sees the reformation of the Joint List and Ra'am charting an independent path.
06Avigdor Lieberman warns of wasted votes due to fragmented candidacies on the opposition side.

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