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Gideon Saar Criticizes Political Rivals, Warns of Right-Wing Election Split
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First reported by Ynet · 4 hours ago
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Foreign Minister Gideon Saar warned of a potential right-wing electoral split due to party fragmentation and criticized Gadi Eisenkot's suitability for prime minister. Saar also discussed potential alliances, past political grievances, and the challenges of ultra-Orthodox conscription demands.
- 01Saar warns right-wing parties risk splitting vote, citing historical precedent.
- 02He urges Ofer Vinter's party to merge immediately due to low poll numbers.
- 03Saar criticizes Gadi Eisenkot's lack of experience for prime ministerial role.
- 04He acknowledges past harm from Itamar Ben-Gvir but sees him as a potential partner.
- 05Saar reveals knowledge of a plot to oust Netanyahu after October 7th.
- 06He discusses the complexities of ultra-Orthodox conscription laws.
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