Cold shower for terrorist Ben-Gvir in Israel! 'Netanyahu does not want to be seen with him'

According to Haaretz, as the general elections approach in Israel, the tension between the government's coalition partners continues.

Before the general elections in Israel, a meeting will be held with the slogan "Save the Right, Mobilize for the Victory of the National Camp" and will be attended by the parties of Netanyahu and Smotrich, as well as leading right-wing rabbis and community representatives.

'NETANYAHU DOES NOT WANT TO BE SEEN WITH HIM'

According to the news, the far-right Jewish Power party, led by Ben-Gvir, was not invited to this meeting. While the Jewish Power Party reacted to not being invited to the meeting, it claimed that Netanyahu avoided appearing with Ben-Gvir or taking a photo with him.

The party emphasized that the developments were "part of a series of signs that make Ben-Gvir seriously concerned about his future in the next term."

Sources of the far-right party expressed their concerns about the meeting and stated that this was not the first time that Netanyahu and Smotrich turned their backs on the party.

According to sources, the "leftover vote agreement" signed on Wednesday between Likud and Religious Zionism could leave the Jewish Power Party without a partner in the coalition bloc. Jewish Power accused Likud of trying to weaken the party and Ben-Gvir by refusing to sign a "leftover vote agreement" with him.

It was stated that the meeting, which will be held with the slogan "Save the Right, Mobilize for the Victory of the National Camp", aims to encourage voters of the parties in the Netanyahu government's coalition to go to the polls on election day.

'EMERGENCY CONFERENCE'

After the meeting, it was reported that the aim was to create a wide network of thousands of activists in order to encourage right-wing voters to go to the polls.

In the invitations of the meeting, which was described as an "emergency conference before the elections", the news stated, "Your participation is important for the success of the entire camp."