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Netanyahu facilitates multiple political alliances and party formations involving Smotrich, Bennett, and Ben-Gvir.

16 reports, 4 independent Updated Sep 10
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Netanyahu facilitates multiple political alliances and party formations involving Smotrich, Bennett, and Ben-Gvir.

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Benjamin NetanyahuBezalel SmotrichNaftali BennettItamar Ben-Gvir

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  1. Itamar Ben-Gvir and Benjamin Netanyahu discussed offers regarding ministerial portfolios.Sub-event
  2. Coalition government faces internal challenges while utilizing media platforms as an unofficial leadership voice.1 source
  3. Political figures engage in coalition talks and alliance shifts, including Stern joining Bennett's party and Ben-Gvir refusing to unite with Smotrich.Sub-event
  4. Netanyahu urged unity as Ben-Gvir announced his party would not join Religious Zionist Party.1 source
  5. Netanyahu attempts to unify Smotrich and Ben Gvir while linking election results to the Oslo disaster.1 source
  6. Leadership competition between Bennett and Netanyahu heats up amid diplomatic friction caused by Smotrich and Ben-Gvir.1 source
  7. Netanyahu is actively brokering new political alliances and party formations among key Israeli leaders.1 source

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