Gideon Sa'ar

In response, New Hope-United Right Chairman Gideon Sa'ar posted on X, saying, "The anarchy must stop. Immediately."

Right-wing politicians hint at political cooperation and the return of former PM Naftali Bennett in a bid to oust Netanyahu at the next elections.

A united right-wing party would be the largest party if a vote were held today; Bennett beats all others in premiership suitability.

Establishing a home for disillusioned Likud and right-wing voters with Liberman, Sa'ar, and Bennett.

It has been downhill from there, with six of the seven major polls taken since April 15 showing that his party would not pass the 3.25% election threshold needed to make it into the Knesset. 

Labor Party MK Merav Michaeli also condemned Netanyahu's approach  to the war on X for having neither political nor military goals for the war.

The veteran politician, a fierce opponent of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, quit the government earlier this week.

Now that he has left the government, Sa’ar said he intends to publicly challenge its policies.

In a recent election poll, Gantz weakens slightly but remains stable, as voters continue to see him as a viable option for prime minister over Netanyahu.

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