After a dramatic day that ended Bennett's joint run and Shaked with Peretz and Smutrich, the party is preparing for the next step To a technical block "

• Try to drink mandates right? Netanyahu and Bennett // Photo Archive: Emil Salman

After religious Zionism was on one list last Wednesday, the new right now fears Netanyahu will be comfortable returning to the "drinking mandate" process that characterized the previous election campaigns, especially when Naftali Bennett is at the top of the list.

Against this backdrop, right now intend to create a "balance of terror" with the prime minister, and if Netanyahu and the Likud attack the right, they will consider whether to take part in the national bloc that Netanyahu has drafted since the last election.

Jewish Home Connected to National Union // Photo Archive: Gil Kramer and Matti Tochfeld

Meanwhile, Bennett made it clear in his Twitter account this morning: "We are united! Not a technical block, but a united faction before and after the elections. Right-Tev. To the sea, liberals - we are all for the integrity of the Land of Israel and with Israel, Israel's tradition and human freedom. "

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Factors on the right say that they are overall satisfied with the list. "There is a good list that halves women, there is a secular, religious, ultra-Orthodox and liberal variety."

Minister of Tourism Yariv Levin was interviewed here by Network B, referring to the difficulties in achieving the union: "We were very close to the dismissal of Bennett from the position of defense minister." Levin attacked Bennett: "Could not overcome the dealings and find leadership."

Remember, yesterday, at the last minute, unification was achieved on the right. Following a triple meeting between Prime Minister Netanyahu, Naftali Bennett and Rabbi Rafi Peretz, a reunion between the new right and the Jewish home was agreed. Jewish power remained off the new list, and Itamar Ben Gvir responded furiously: "Rabbi Peretz stabbed me with a knife in the back." In contrast, Netanyahu said: "Rafi Peretz has shown leadership and done the right thing."

Peretz himself wrote on his Facebook page: "There are moments in the life of a person who must decide against all odds. With a heavy heart, I made one of the most difficult decisions of my life for one and only - religious Zionism, Jewish identity and the Land of Israel were the only ones who stood before my eyes. , Which will save the entire State of Israel from the left-wing government, which will destroy all the traits of Jewish identity of the Israeli people and negotiate with terrorist supporters. "