Jewish power chairman claimed to have reached agreement with Likud on retirement from the race tonight, but "Netanyahu is back" this morning • Likud: "Expect Ben Gvir not to hurt right-wing victory"

One-night agreement: Jewish power claims that during the last night (Saturday), basic conditions were agreed between them and the Likud for resigning from the race in the Knesset elections. According to the terms, May Golan, who is ranked 34th in the Likud, will serve as a Knesset member for Jewish power, and if a 61-member government is established, it will represent voters for Jewish power.

Photo: Ami Shamir

According to the agreement, the Likud will undertake to reduce the blocking percentage and cancel Article 7A of the Knesset Basic Law. It was also agreed that Khan Al Ahmar would be evacuated within six weeks. However, Jewish power this morning, updated by Likud representatives, claims that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has withdrawn from the summit and refuses to comply with the conditions.

Attorney Itamar Ben Gvir, Chairman of Jewish Power: "Netanyahu is again thwarting the 61st government, and it seems that he wants a unity government with Gantz and not the right-wing government. Netanyahu is not capable of doing these things, so he does not really want to implement policy. right".

Jewish power added that the list "will run to the end. Today it is clear to everyone that only Jewish power will require Netanyahu to establish a right-wing government."

Likud: "Expect Ben Gvir to show responsibility and not burn votes and damage the right-wing victory. One more Likud mandate and we win and establish a strong right-wing government for Israel. The national camp will not forgive if it does not do everything to prevent the establishment of a leftist government that depends on Ahmad Tibi.