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Son of Likud founder Begin joins Saar breakaway party Benny Begin joins the long list of Likudniks who opted to switch alliances before the election; says state institutions under attack by the government, which we must do everything to replace Moran Azulay | Published: 01.21.21 , 14:23 Benny Begin, son of Likud founder Menachem Begin, announced Thursday he is joining Gideon Saar's breakaway political party. Begin joins a long list of fellow former Likudniks who left the party to join Saar, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confidant Ze'ev Elkin, lawmakers Sharen Haskel and Mich...

Play audio 1XChange playback rate from 1 to 1 Mute audio "Therefore, I was glad when my friend Gideon decided to take the brave step of establishing a new political framework to bring about this change of leadership," Begin said. Sa'ar said, "Benny Begin needs no introduction. Former Minister Begin will be an important addition to this campaign for the future of the nation." Sa'ar added, "It is important for Israel to benefit from the rich experience, understanding, judgement and values that he represents." Open gallery view Former Prime Minister Menachem Begin (center) speaks at the Knesset ...

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Please note that the posts on The Blogs are contributed by third parties. The opinions, facts and any media content in them are presented solely by the authors, and neither The Times of Israel nor its partners assume any responsibility for them. Please contact us in case of abuse. In case of abuse, While living in Israel for six years, I notice there are many political parties and political movements based in Israel, whereas in the United States, the political scene is dominated by Republicans and Democrats. In the US, both Fox News and CNN tend to be binary by focusing on the divisions ...