Netanyahu urges Ben Gvir and Smotrich to unify ahead of Israel elections

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasized unity between the Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir and the Minister of Finance Tseliyel Smotrich, calling for meetings to prevent the right-wing party from losing seats in the upcoming legislative elections scheduled for October 27. This comes after a poll indicated that the "Religious Zionism" party might lose some of its seats, while other results suggest that the current coalition could lose its majority. The "Jewish Power" party outright rejected unification with the "Religious Zionism" party, whereas Jewish opposition parties and Arab parties anticipate gaining more seats at present. These elections are crucial for Netanyahu’s political future, amid corruption allegations and accusations of failure. The current government is considered the most right-wing in Israel’s history.

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