First publication: Advanced talks between Chili Tropper and Avi Kara

First publication: advanced talks are underway between the chairman of the 'Beit Tzioni-Miluimnikim' party, Chili Tropper, and former minister Avi Kara, who is considering joining the party. The party sees Kara as a figure who could strengthen its economic line and broaden its appeal to self-employed workers. Kara is also examining offers from other parties, but the talks with Tropper are the most significant.

First publication: advanced talks have been held in recent days between the chairman of the 'Beit Tzioni-Miluimnikim' party, Chili Tropper, and former minister Avi Kara, regarding the latter's possible joining of the party. This was first reported this evening (Sunday) on the 'Main Edition'. Several conversations have taken place between the parties recently, and the party views Kara as a figure who could strengthen the list's economic line and broaden its appeal to self-employed workers and business owners. Meanwhile, Kara is also examining offers from other parties, but the talks with Tropper are the most significant. Kara, one of the founders of the 'Shulmanim' protest, served as a Knesset member and deputy minister in the Prime Minister's Office, and became one of the voices associated with the fight against bureaucracy, reducing regulation, and strengthening self-employed workers. The 'Beit Tzioni-Miluimnikim' party responded: "We do not comment on closed conversations. We are in contact and dialogue with many people - when we have something to update, we will update. The goal is clear: to build a significant Zionist force that will decide the elections and ensure the establishment of a Zionist government."