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The article reveals cracks within Israel's Likud Party amid its preparations for the upcoming elections, as National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir announced that ministers and Knesset members from the party have been in contact with the Otzma Yehudit party to explore the possibility of joining it, in an effort to secure a larger role in the next government. Ben Gvir also indicated that the Ministry of National Security would remain under Otzma Yehudit's umbrella, but he did not disclose the names of those in contact with him. He offered Knesset member Tali Gidlet, who is from Likud, the opportunity to join Otzma Yehudit, but she explicitly declined and reaffirmed her commitment to her position within Likud, considering herself a far-right force within the party. These statements come in the context of party preparations for the elections, with Ben Gvir seeking to expand his party's base and attract figures from Likud.
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