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Gantz said on May 18 that his party would leave if Netanyahu did not adopt six objectives.
Following Minister Gadi Eizenkot's fiery speech, MK Matan Kahana stated that his party, 'Lacks influence in key government matters, staying is becoming unnecessary.'
National Security Minister Ben-Gvir demanded an investigation against Labor Party Chairman Yair Golan for incitement, urging immediate action from Attorney General Baharav-Miara due to wartime severi
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is planning to meet with far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir to discuss the deal.
A poll published by Army Radio on Sunday, conducted by Manu Geva's Midgam Institute, found that 81% of haredim supported the view that haredim should not join the IDF at all.
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Netanyahu consulted with Religious Zionist Party and Otzma Yehudit leaders before their responses to Biden's plan, with Smotrich and Ben-Gvir threatening government dissolution.
Likud responded to the bill accusing Benny Gantz and National Unity of fostering division in the country.
A new Channel 12 poll sees Netanyahu's Likud narrow the gap with Gantz's National Unity Party, with more Israelis seeing the incumbent prime minister as more suitable for the PMO.
Channel 14 presented a disturbing graph in their program, which suggested that right-wingers were more likely to survive October 7.
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