The State Right faction reportedly accused Deputy Minister Sharren Haskel of opportunism, claiming she is trying to extort party funding and that her attempt to form a single-party faction just before the Knesset dissolution is 'absurd, impudent, and ungrateful.'
The State Right faction, a political grouping within the Israeli right, issued a sharp statement on Wednesday accusing Deputy Minister Sharren Haskel of opportunism. According to the statement, Haskel's attempt to form a single-member faction just hours before the Knesset dissolves is a bid to extort party funding and secure a seat in the next parliament. The faction described the move as 'absurd, impudent, and ungrateful,' and argued it does not meet legal conditions. Haskel has not yet responded publicly.
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