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Relatives of Hostages Have Become a Coveted Political Asset, But Not in the Party That Fought for Them Most
According to polls, three members of Knesset from families of the hostages will enter the next Knesset. Two of them, Talik Gvaili and Tzvika Mor, are running in coalition parties. In other hostage families they believe Netanyahu's bloc finds it important to include them to defend itself from accusations.
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According to polls, three members of Knesset from families of the hostages will enter the next Knesset. Two of them, Talik Gvaili and Tzvika Mor, are running in coalition parties. In other hostage families they believe Netanyahu's bloc finds it important to include them to defend itself from accusations.
