MK shootings in left-center bloc continued: MK Nitzan Horowitz warned of the post-election move • MK Gilon: "Gantz's and Torch's attack on us - irresponsible"

A moment before the elections - in the left-center clash clashes continue: MK Nitzan Horowitz (Labor-Gesher-Meretz) warned on Saturday that members of the Knesset may be defecting to Likud after the elections. Remember, two months ago, such a move made a Knesset Member White Capricorn Jibran.

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At a Shabbat cultural event in Beersheba, led by journalist Roi Katz, Chairman Meretz said: "We are committed to Gantz and to change the government more than parts in blue-white. There are a number of blue-and-white MKs who may defect to the Netanyahu government after the elections.

Therefore, the greater the work-bridge-Meretz, the more likely Gantz will be the next prime minister. Anyone who wants to see Gantz replaces Netanyahu and us in the education and health ministries needs to point out the truth. "

Horowitz added: "There is no significance to the size of the party. We have been in this movie twice. Blue and White was the party and failed to form a government. Only the size of the bloc determines. And Labor-Bridge-Meretz is the most loyal and stable link in the center-left bloc."

MK Ilan Gilon (Labor-Bridge-Meretz) hosted a Shabbat culture event in Tzur Hadassah hosted by Shalom Ward Jerusalem, saying: "Gantz and Torch's attack on us, their partners in the bloc, is strange, unnecessary and irresponsible. In order to win, they need to bring votes from the other side, and not from the only party that is committed to recommending them to the government. They also know that only the size of the bloc will determine who gets the mandate to form a government, not the party size. We saw it in 2009 with Tzipi Livni and Kadima, and we saw it in the last election. "

Remember, clashes in your left-center bloc broke out this week, when MK Yair Lapid (blue and white) tweeted on Twitter: "If you plan to vote for Labor-Meretz, ask yourself one question: What will be left of Israeli democracy if Bibi wins even one mandate?" That same tweet constituted the opening shot for several days of mutual bouts and bites.