Netanyahu and Ben Gvir clash over election concerns
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that the division of right-wing parties and running separately in the elections could lead to their loss. He called on National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich to unite in order to avoid repeating the scenario of defeat in the 1992 elections, which was caused by the fragmentation of right-wing votes. In response, Ben-Gvir responded with strong criticism, accusing Netanyahu of aiming to weaken the Jewish Power party in order to form a broader coalition, amid increasing internal conflicts within the Israeli right-wing camp ahead of the upcoming elections.
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