Mualem, who served as a Knesset member in the Jewish House and later ran on the right-wing list and did not enter the Knesset: "The Likud - the Natural Home" • MK Shaked from the right: "We will work together from everywhere"
Former Knesset Member Shuli Mualem, Likud
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Noam Rybkin Fenton
Former Knesset member Shuli Mualem, from the right-wing party, met today (Wednesday) with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and signed a function form for the Likud scholarship.
The signing ceremony was attended by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu together with Likud Director General Tzuri Siso.
MK Ayelet Shaked on the right congratulated Mualem: "I wish good luck to my dear Shuli.
We will work together for common values from wherever we are. "
Wishing good luck to my dear fringe.
We will work together for common values from wherever we are.
- Ayelet Shaked ayelet shaked (@Ayelet__Shaked) September 2, 2020
Prime Minister Netanyahu congratulated Mualem on joining the Likud and said: "I am very happy that Shuli Mualem, a former Knesset member and one of the most important activists of religious Zionism, naturally joins the Likud. The Likud is the home of religious Zionism, it is the home of the loyalists of Eretz Israel and it is your home." .
Former Knesset member Shuli Mualem, who served as a Knesset member in the Jewish Home Party and later ran on the right and did not enter the Knesset in the last election, said in response to joining Likud: "I thank Prime Minister Netanyahu. The Likud is the natural home of religious Zionism, of ideological right-wingers. "God, that the people of Israel are concerned from a health and economic point of view, there is still so much work to do to fix the world and bring the State of Israel to its place - and I feel that the place to do that is in the Likud."
Chairman of the Zion and Jerusalem Forum, Adv. Avichai Boaron: "We welcome former MK Shuli Mualem. She made the right judgment. To be part of the Israeli leadership and change Israeli policy in a variety of areas, one must be part of the ruling party and the Likud movement."