Minister of Education Rafi Peretz and Jewish Power Party Not Joined Knesset Announce Collaboration for 2020 Election • The Two Called for Smutrich and His Party to Join the Union • "The Way to Save the Right Government Passes All Parties Connected," • Valid Torch: "Lost Right Values ​​"

• Minister Rafi Peretz (right) and Itamar Ben Gvir

First Union on the Right: The Jewish Home Party led by Rabbi Rafi Peretz and a Jewish Power Party led by Itamar Ben Gvir announced this morning (Friday) a joint run in the upcoming elections in March. The joint run will be back to the format the parties wanted in the first elections in 2019, held in April, as opposed to the elections in September, when Jewish power ran individually and did not pass the blocking percentage.

During the signing of the agreement, Peretz and Ben Gvir called on the chairman of the National Union Party, Minister of Transport Bezalel Smutrich also to join the Union on the right of the Likud, and warned that if he did not do so, his party may not pass the percentage blockade - which would hurt the right bloc. An integral part of the right-wing parties' unification, "they clarified.

"The upcoming elections will be destined for the future of the State of Israel and the right-wing camp in particular, the public is tired of struggles and disputes and wants unity in religious Zionism and the right-wing camp - not uniformity but unity," the two said at the signing. "We must not reach the right-wing government to connect all parties. To a situation where one of the parties does not pass the blocking percentage and as a result thousands of right-wing votes are thrown in the bin. "

Member of the Blue and White leadership, Knesset Member Yair Lapid attacked the union, saying: "The run of the Jewish home with the racist and anti-Jewish gang of 'Jewish power' is a disgrace to the head of religious Zionism. They lost the right today to speak about Jewish values."