Ben Gvir announced: Despite the pressures, he is running for the next election
Jewish power chairman announced that in his party "running to win" for the 23rd Knesset, despite the fact that he suggested that he be appointed minister, ambassador and other positions. "They want the votes of Jewish power but not Jewish power because they know we are real."
Ben Gvir announced: Despite the pressures, he is running for the next election
Photo: Shlomi Gabay, Edit: Lear SpiegelerJewish Power Chairman Itamar Ben Gvir announced on Monday (Monday) that his party will continue to run in the elections - despite the pressure to retire from the race for the 23rd Knesset.
Last night, Jewish power held a secretariat meeting where they discussed the options and, among other things, economic considerations were raised to the extent that they would be independent, very close to the previous elections. This, after the chairman of the Jewish House Rafi Peretz breached the agreement for a joint run with the party, shortly before the lists were closed.
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Pressure on Jewish power to retire: Proposal to lower the percentage of blocking in the following Knesset after the criticism: Peretz announced the introduction of the elections to the Jewish House may break their glasses - in a safe, advanced procedure and in just 15 minutesBen Gvir (Photo: Reuven Castro)
Itamar Ben Gvir during the submission of candidates for the 23rd Knesset, Knesset, Jerusalem, January 15, 2020 (Photo: Reuven Castro)
Jewish power declaration comes after pressure exerted on Likud to quit the race in elections, talks led by Ben Gvir and Likud faction Mickey Zohar. To Walla! NEWS learned that talks held last day between parties raised possibility that Likud would advance legislation in the upcoming Knesset With the party in the next election, and it will now retire and transfer its support to another party, such as Torah Jewry.
The proposal to lower the blockage rate has come in the background of other proposals that have been offered to the party since the lists were closed over the weekend, in which an attempt was made to advance a move whereby Jewish power would support Torah Jewry in elections, and the party would see Ben Gvir's appointment as minister in the next government.
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