The battle between Netanyahu and Amsalem continues to upset the Likud after an exchange and now the party claims - this is Netanyahu's new strategy.
Likud sources claim that Netanyahu's attack on Amsalem is intentional and is part of a designated line for the upcoming election campaign.
According to Likud members, Netanyahu intends to try to increase the number of voters by trying to wink at the so-called "soft right," those voters who do not join Amsalem's militant line.
The current storm began when Amsalem was interviewed on the morning show Rainbow 12, declaring: "Anti-Zionist parties cannot be part of the government as long as the government is not 61. If Mansour Abbas wants to join after we have 61, hello and hello."
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Amsalem even added: "A government should have a Zionist majority, having a Zionist majority, if Man Dhao wants - I have no problem. We have never had a problem cooperating with the Arab parties on civic issues, but when we rely on them on national issues, We are losing our Jewish identity. "
Amsalem's party said that his remarks were made contrary to Netanyahu's position: "He never agreed and will never agree to include RAAM in his coalition."
In response, Netanyahu shrugged things off and reacted negatively to Amsalem's remarks: "I was shocked to hear the things my uncle Amsalem said only on his mind, as has happened in the past. RAAM is an anti-Semitic and anti-Zionist party that supports terrorism, representing the Muslim Brotherhood who seek to destroy Israel.
The Likud under my leadership has never agreed and will never agree to include RAAM in any coalition.
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