The new MKs replaced Ze'ev Elkin, Michal Shir and Sharren Haskel, who quit the Knesset to join the New Hope Party of prime ministerial candidate Gideon Sa'ar.
By GIL HOFFMANNew Likud MK Ayoub Kara is sworn in, Knesset plenum, December 28, 2020(photo credit: KNESSET SPOKESPERSON/DANI SHEM TOV)
Three new Likud MKs, Shevah Stern, Ayoub Kara and Moti Yogev, were sworn in on Monday in the Knesset plenum.They replaced Ze’ev Elkin, Michal Shir and Sharren Haskel, who quit the Knesset to join the New Hope Party of prime ministerial candidate Gideon Sa’ar.Stern admitted that he bought a suit for the first time since his wedding nearly 40 years ago.Haskel slammed her former Likud colleague MK Uzi Dayan on Twitter on Monday after Dayan criticized political “betrayals,” referring to MK Yifat Shasha-Biton, who jumped ship from Likud to New Hope but did not quit the Knesset.“Arguing with an idiot is like playing chess with a pigeon... No matter how good you are, the bird is going to **** on the board and strut around like it won anyway,” Haskel tweeted.
