Two of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s top political rivals announced early Thursday morning an agreement to run a on a joint ticket in April’s general elections as they vie to depose the long-serving incumbent.
The widely anticipated merger between former IDF chief of staff Benny Gantz and former Finance Minister Yair Lapid came just hours before a 10:00 p.m. deadline for parties to finalize their electoral lists, and follows weeks of speculation as to the possibility of a centrist bloc with the running power to challenge Netanyahu’s stalwart right-wing camp.
A statement issued by Gantz’s Israel Resilience and Lapid’d Yesh Atid parties said that Lt. General (res.) Gabi Ashkenazi, who was Gantz’s predecessor as IDF chief of staff, will also join the joint ticket which already includes yet another general — former Defense Minister and IDF chief Moshe ‘Bogie’ Ya’alon.
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They sound like Bernie and DeBlasio, 2 losers.
These evil wicked pact won’t last. They are out to desroy the nishama of Eretz Yisroel.
in time for Purim, amalekim.
Wow such comments.
Is the feeling of helplessness setting in.
Chareidim feeling a little shaken.
Evil. Losers. Amaleikim Bla, bla bla
What happened to trusting in hakodosh baruchu.
Mean while bochrim cast out of yeshiva, girls not allowed in seminaries.
Bittle zman, talking during refillable, internet, dibur beteilim, Lashon harah,
And that’s before we talk about chareidim in politics.
If ever a time was to buckle down and take a good look at ourselves.
Purim is less about over throwing evil and more about casting all aside for Torah.
Focus