Without Likud: Eisenkot's failed attempt to split the right-wing bloc

Eisenkot's 'Yashar' party approached Religious Zionism for a separate meeting without Likud, a move some assess was intended to split the right-wing bloc. Religious Zionism did not rush to respond, asked to first see the results of the meeting with Likud, and made clear they are in full coordination with it.

Gadi Eisenkot's 'Yashar' party approached Religious Zionism requesting a separate meeting, without Likud. Some assess the move was intended to split the right-wing bloc. Religious Zionism did not rush to reply and asked to first see what happens in the meeting that took place with Likud. The party clarified that they are in full coordination with Likud and will not agree to a meeting with Eisenkot without Likud's approval. The article notes that the coordination between Religious Zionism and Likud has continued since the election campaign, and that the attempt to split them will not succeed.