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Haskel Says Israel First Is Needed to Shape Netanyahu’s Coalition

Sharren Haskel said on October 18 that her Israel First party was needed to influence the character of a government led by Benjamin Netanyahu. In a campaign post, she argued that without her party Netanyahu would head what she described as a Haredi government, while presenting Israel First as a force for a Zionist government serving right-wing voters. She contrasted those priorities with what she described as serving the Haredi community and asked voters to support her, identifying the party’s ballot letter as י.

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of the Knesset building behind a metal fence, with shrubs, street lamps and tree branches in an archival July 2018 view; contextual parliamentary exterior, not Haskel’s campaign video or coalition talks.

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