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The opening as it read in 2020
Union of Right-wing Parties ( , Ihud Miflagot HaYamin ) was a short-lived electoral alliance of right-wing to far-right religious Zionist parties which included The Jewish Home , Otzma Yehudit and Tkuma . The list was created ahead of the April 2019 Israeli legislative election , after the Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu , urged the Jewish Home alliance to accept Otzma Yehudit as part of its list for the April election to avoid losing votes for the right-wing bloc. The alliance gained five seats in the April election. Otzma left the union on 5 July of 2019, citing disagreements with the party, such as the refusal of URWP members to resign to allow Ben Gvir to become a Knesset member, in addition, Otzma was unwilling to leave Baruch Marzel and Ben-Zion Gopstein off the electoral slate, as Rafi Peretz demanded. The parties later split , though Yamina reformed for the 2020 Israeli legislative election .1 The Times of Israel . The Times of Israel . Jewish News Syndicate . 20 June 2019 . The Times of Israel . The Times of Israel .
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The opening as it stood on October 6, 2023
Israeli electoral alliance The Union of Right-wing Parties ( , Ihud Miflagot HaYamin ) was a short-lived electoral alliance of right-wing to far-right religious Zionist parties which included The Jewish Home , Otzma Yehudit , and Tkuma . The list was created ahead of the April 2019 Israeli legislative election , after the Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu , urged the Jewish Home alliance to accept Otzma Yehudit as part of its list for the April election, to avoid losing votes for the right-wing bloc. The alliance gained five seats in the April election. Otzma Yehudit left the union on 5 July 2019, citing disagreements with the party, such as the refusal of URWP members to resign to allow Itamar Ben-Gvir to become a Knesset member. In addition, Otzma was unwilling to leave Baruch Marzel and Ben-Zion Gopstein off the electoral slate, as Rafi Peretz demanded. The parties later split, though Yamina re-formed for the 2020 Israeli legislative election ." "Union of the Right-Wing Parties" submits Knesset list" . The Times of Israel . Jewish News Syndicate . 20 June 2019 . The Times of Israel . "United Right to run under name "Yemina" " . The Times of Israel .
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The opening as it stood in 2025
Israeli electoral alliance The Union of Right-wing Parties ( Hebrew : איחוד מפלגות הימין , Ihud Miflagot HaYamin ) was a short-lived electoral alliance of right-wing to far-right religious Zionist parties which included The Jewish Home , Otzma Yehudit , and Tkuma . The list was created ahead of the April 2019 Israeli legislative election , after the Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu , urged the Jewish Home alliance to accept Otzma Yehudit as part of its list for the April election, to avoid losing votes for the right-wing bloc. The alliance gained five seats in the April election. Otzma Yehudit left the union on 5 July 2019, citing disagreements with the party, such as the refusal of URWP members to resign to allow Itamar Ben-Gvir to become a Knesset member. In addition, Otzma was unwilling to leave Baruch Marzel and Ben-Zion Gopstein off the electoral slate, as Rafi Peretz demanded. The parties later split, though Yamina re-formed for the 2020 Israeli legislative election . " "Union of the Right-Wing Parties" submits Knesset list" . The Times of Israel . Jewish News Syndicate . 20 June 2019 . The Times of Israel . "United Right to run under name "Yemina" " . The Times of Israel .
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short-lived electoral alliance of right-wing to far-right religious zionist parties which included the jewish h
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short-lived electoral alliance of right-wing to far-right religious zionist parties which included habayit haye
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