Former Likud ministers announced the formation of a breakaway party positioning itself as a "new political home" on the Israeli right, according to The Times of Israel. The party's founders have not yet been named in the report.
Former Likud ministers have announced a breakaway party aiming to serve as a "new political home" for the right, The Times of Israel reported Thursday evening. The report, which carried no additional details, did not name the ministers behind the move.
The announcement follows a period of realignment on Israel's right, in which senior Likud figures have publicly weighed leaving the party. As The Zioneer has reported, former Knesset Speaker Yuli Edelstein announced his departure from Likud in July, and former MK Limor Livnat was reported to be considering a similar step after the party's primaries. The new framework's name, platform, and leadership were not yet disclosed.
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