Smotrich and Feiglin Join Forces Ahead of Israeli Election
The parties agreed on a 13-candidate slate to avoid wasting right-wing votes and said the deal could expand into a broader national camp alliance.
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Smotrich, Feiglin Create election alliance to consolidate national camp
For Smotrich, the deal is part of a push for wider cooperation on the right rather than simply an electoral arrangement between two parties. The post Smotrich, Feiglin Create election alliance to consolidate national camp appeared first on World Israel News.
Smotrich allys with fringe ex-lawmaker as Netanyahu bids to consolidate his bloc
Moshe Feiglin received the No. 2 spot on the far-right Religious Zionism slate. Ahead of the merger, the party had been hovering around the electoral threshold, with Itamar Ben-Gvir vowing to run independently
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Baltimore Jewish TimesEditorial: When the Right Defeats Itself
Sometimes political change comes through a great ideological realignment. Sometimes it comes because politicians who cannot stand one another refuse to sit in the same room. Israel may be witnessing the latter. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been pleading with Itamar Ben Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich to run together in the Oct. 27 election. His […]
Smotrich of the Religious Zionist Party and Feiglin of the Zehut Party announced a merger, Ben Gvir congratulates and Ofer Winter declares that he will not join The post The last line before the closing of the lists: Drama and mergers in the right-wing camp and who is not uniting? appeared first on JDN.
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