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Minister Elkin has left the Likud and will join Saar's party

In a letter sent to the Likud's director general, the Minister of Higher Education and Water Resources that he will not continue his path in the party in the upcoming elections, 12 years since he moved to Kadima. Saar will enter a press conference and is expected to start the election campaign.

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Wednesday, 23 December 2020, 20:16

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In the video: Sharan Hashakel leaves the Likud and joins Saar (Photo: Knesset Channel)

The Minister of Higher Education and Water Resources, Zeev Elkin, announced tonight (Wednesday) the departure of the Likud and joining Gideon Saar's new party, Tikva Hadasha.

He is the third Likud member to leave Saar's party after Michal Shir and Sharan Hashakel, who have already resigned from the Knesset in recent days.

Saar will make a statement tonight, as part of a press conference convened by his party.

This morning, MK Sharan Hashakel announced that she was leaving the Likud and joining Saar's new party. "I really love you, and for me this decision is unbearable," said Hashakel during the announcement in the Knesset. "The

mind, which is considered close to Saar, expressed confidence in its ability to form a government." About a year ago, I supported Gideon Saar in running for the Likud presidency.

I appreciated his vast experience, and his ability to act and change.

Mostly, I saw in him the only person in the political system who could unite the people, unite the House factions, and form a stable coalition.

"The last year, and the last three elections, have proven that this is doubly true," she said.

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Gideon Saar in the Knesset Plenum (Photo: Yonatan Zindel, Flash 90)

Saar's party registered with the Registrar of Parties last Thursday, ahead of its candidacy in the upcoming elections, under the name "New Hope - Unity for Israel."

Since Saar's retirement from the Likud, he has also been joined by Likud MKs Yifat Shasha-Bitton and Michal Shir, and members of Derech Eretz, Yoaz Handel and Zvi Hauser.

Last week, the party published its goals, including activities to realize the natural and historical rights of the Jewish people in the Land of Israel, to establish Israel's identity as the state of the Jewish people, a democratic police force, to protect its values ​​as a nation state of the Jewish people. Settlement and agriculture in the Galilee and the Negev, in Samaria and Judea, and on the eastern boulevard - from the Golan Heights, along the Jordan and the Arava coming to Eilat.

Other goals the party has set itself are to promote reforms in all state authorities, including law enforcement and governance systems, a free economy while ensuring a fair opportunity for all and a commitment to mutual guarantee and promoting the education system and becoming one of the world's leading education systems while emphasizing excellence, reducing disparities and equal opportunity for all. Child, empowering the status of teacher and educator in Israeli society.

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