Erdan’s Unity quits election race as parties scramble to finalize slates ahead of deadline
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- Erdan’s Unity has withdrawn from the election race as parties work to finalize candidate lists before Tuesday’s submission deadline.
- Gadi Eisenkot hinted at possible last-minute mergers, while reports linked him to talks with Naftali Bennett.
- Itamar Ben Gvir appointed May Golan Gotliv as the number two candidate on his far-right party’s list.
Erdan’s Unity has withdrawn from the election race as parties scramble to finalize their candidate lists before Tuesday’s deadline.
Gadi Eisenkot hinted at possible surprise mergers, amid reports of talks with Naftali Bennett. Meanwhile, Itamar Ben Gvir appointed May Golan Gotliv as the number two candidate on his far-right party’s list.
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