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Finance Minister Smotrich Urges Right-Wing Unity, Criticizes Ben Gvir
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By כיכר השבת, יוני גבאי
First reported by Hamal · 3 hours ago
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Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich called for the unification of right-wing parties in Israel, labeling National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir's refusal to join as a "grave mistake." Smotrich stressed the proposed bloc is technical and doesn't require full ideological agreement.
- 01Finance Minister Smotrich urged unification of all right-wing parties.
- 02He called National Security Minister Ben Gvir's refusal a "grave mistake."
- 03Smotrich described the proposed bloc as technical, not ideological.
- 04He appealed to Ben Gvir not to take risks.
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