Former UN Ambassador Gilad Erdan said in closed conversations that he will not bring individuals who served in the previous 'change government' into his nascent political party, according to a report. He reportedly cited his aim to lead the national camp and said such a move could harm that goal.
Former UN Ambassador Gilad Erdan stated in closed conversations that he will not bring individuals who served in the previous 'change government' into his nascent political party, according to a report. He reportedly cited his aim to lead the national camp and said such a move could harm that goal.
The statement comes amid ongoing efforts by Erdan to establish a new political framework. As The Zioneer has previously reported, Erdan has been preparing to launch a new right-wing party, with reports of a potential alliance with former Knesset Speaker Yuli Edelstein. The new remarks appear to signal Erdan's strategic positioning, ruling out cooperation with figures from the previous coalition that some right-wing voters view critically.
The identity of the specific figures Erdan intends to exclude remains unclear. The report cited closed conversations, and no further details about the timeline for the party's formation have been provided.
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