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Yamina Concedes It Prefers Netanyahu-Led Government Over 5th Election | The Jewish Press - JewishPress com | David Israel | 16 Adar 5781 – February 28, 2021

Naftali Bennett in the Haredi town of Elad, September 6, 2020. Senior Yamina officials said behind-closed-doors that the party might agree to join Netanyahu’s government, despite all its promises, Reshet Bet radio reported Sunday. Yamina believes that if the choice would be between a deterioration to a fifth election and a sitting in a Netanyahu coalition, they would prefer to enter a coalition partnership with the Likud. This was the clearest confirmation on the part of Yamina of Gideon Saar’s New hope campaign against them that saturated the social networks recently, saying that a vote for Bennet is a vote for Netanyahu.

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Netanyahu fails to secure loyalty in his bloc, but neither can his rivals

Follow Feb. 26, 2021 For many long weeks Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his associates have been toiling to persuade the heads of the ultra-Orthodox parties and Religious Zionism Chairman Bezalel Smotrich to revive the rightist-Haredi bloc. With the exception of Interior Minister Arye Dery (Shas), who agreed enthusiastically and for entirely self-interested electoral reasons, all the others turned up their noses. Netanyahu did not give up. He hounded them. “Even Sara got involved,” said one of the partners. “She made phone calls.” Lengthy and tedious negotiations ensued. Netanyahu demanded a cut-and-paste of the original loyalty oath from February 16, 2020: At that time the party heads signed off that they would not participate in any coalition except one headed by Netanyahu, and would not conduct separate negotiations with anyone else, only via Likud.

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MK Shaked: Lapid won t become PM, it s an urban legend pushed by Netanyahu

MK Shaked: Lapid won t become PM, it s an urban legend pushed by Netanyahu
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Report: Yair Lapid Threatened to Persecute Chabad If They Support Smotrich, Ben-Gvir | The Jewish Press - JewishPress com | David Israel | 9 Adar 5781 – February 20, 2021

Yesh Atid Chairman Yair Lapid (archive). Yedioth Aharonoth columnist Nahum Barnea reported on Friday that in a phone conversation last week between Yesh Atid Chairman Yair Lapid and a Chabad leader in Israel, Lapid warned: “If you support Smotrich and Ben-Gvir’s party, I will persecute you,” adding, “The story of menorahs in every intersection on Chanukah and Chabad houses around the world is over. Your story about your love of Israel is finished.” According to Barneaâwho is not bursting with love for Haredi or National Religious JewsâChabad and the Haredi National Religious are a good fit. He recalled the 1996 campaign that was funded by individual Chabadniks (not the movement) under the banner “Netanyahu Is Good for the Jews,” and suggested the move to “Ben-Gvir Is Good for the Jews” might be a logical next step.

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No mergers on the horizon for Israeli center-left, with deadline five days away

Between mergers, messages and 'stars' to be unveiled, Israeli parties have until Thursday to present their slate. Here is where they stand

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