Dvora Shrifian Bachar, a candidate in Gadi Eisenkot's party, stated at the Mish'an conference that her faction will not shy away from new elections if they cannot bring people aligned with their core principles, including the Declaration of Independence and mandatory service, according to N12.
Dvora Shrifian Bachar, a candidate on the slate of former IDF chief Gadi Eisenkot, warned Saturday that her party would not hesitate to trigger another election cycle if it cannot secure the necessary support under its platform. Speaking at the Mish'an conference, Bachar said the party's core principles include the Declaration of Independence and mandatory military service. 'We will do everything to prevent the country from going to elections again, but if we fail to bring people who align with our principles, we will not be afraid and will go to another election and bring this nation to elect people worthy of sanctifying these values,' she said. The statement comes amid ongoing coalition instability and repeated election cycles in Israel. Bachar's remarks underscore the party's commitment to its ideological base even at the risk of further political deadlock.
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