Politics
Ben-Gvir demands new elections and opposes a unity government
Itamar Ben-Gvir called for new elections, disputed Justice Noam Sohlberg's position and opposed a unity government, arguing it would lead to paralysis. His claim that the election was manipulated is his position; the interview presented no findings proving a change to the results, and no decision to annul the election was reported. Photo: Flash90, archive.
· Photo: Flash90, archive
In a Kan Reshet Bet interview reported by Arutz 7, Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir claimed the election was manipulated and demanded a new vote, without presenting findings proving a change to the results.
The Otzma Yehudit leader criticized Central Elections Committee chairman Justice Noam Sohlberg's position. His remarks came amid an investigation into suspected offenses relating to efforts to bring voters to polling stations; the investigation itself does not prove the election was manipulated, and the source reported no decision to annul it.
Ben-Gvir also opposed Benjamin Netanyahu's proposal for a unity government, arguing that parties with conflicting positions would paralyze each other. Despite their disagreements, he said he respected Netanyahu and hoped he would preserve the partnership with Otzma Yehudit and Religious Zionism.
Source: Channel 7
