‘Shaked not right-wing, not trustworthy,’ charges Religious Zionism MK Rothman.

Rothman told The Times of Israel that his nationalist party would never consider running alongside Yamina due to what he said was Shaked’s key role in building and maintaining the outgoing government, and insisted that Religious Zionism was a more reliable home for right-wing voters.

Shaked’s office in response cited numerous right-wing policies implemented by the Yamina leader, and accused Rothman of having harmed Israeli security by voting against the government’s Citizenship Law which severely restricts Palestinian spouses of Israelis from obtaining citizenship or residency in Israel.

As reported by The Times of Israel
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