In an interview, former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said that the Ra'am party is currently not a Zionist party, but he does not check the race of its members, only their commitment to Israel. The remarks address the coalition's reliance on the Arab-Israeli Islamist party.
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Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett stated in an interview Sunday evening that the Ra'am party is currently not a Zionist party, but he does not check the race of its members, only their commitment to Israel. The remarks touch on the coalition's reliance on the Arab-Israeli Islamist party, a recurring topic in Israeli political discourse.
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