Netanyahu’s Election Plan Falters as Israel’s Right Splinters
Six right-wing lists are competing for voters, and Netanyahu fears a split could leave some below Israel’s 3.25% threshold and cost the bloc seats.
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Netanyahu’s election plan falters as Israel’s right splinters
With candidate lists due soon, Netanyahu is trying to prevent right-wing votes from being wasted below Israel’s electoral threshold, but Ben-Gvir and newcomer Ofer Winter insist on running independently
The current government coalition in Israel has fallen behind in public opinion. Now Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is trying to save what can be saved – by discouraging Israelis from voting for newly formed right-wing parties. “Don’t waste your vote,” says Benjamin Netanyahu.
As Israel ' s electoral rolls approach, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu ' s attempts to rearrange the right-wing camp and prevent the loss of his votes are accelerating, amid a misty surrounding the final alliances and the difficulty of small parties in overcoming the decisive rate...
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