שרן השקל אומרת שמפלגת ישראל תחילה תאחד את הימין הציוני, תדחה קיצונים

הערכה

A new political faction is trying to carve out a bloc that excludes both Arab and far-left parties while also refusing to rely on ultra-Orthodox coalition partners. This positioning suggests Haskel believes the traditional right-religious coalition is no longer viable or desirable for the post-Oct. 27 landscape. The key question is whether a centrist Zionist grouping can attract enough voters to shift coalition math without the ultra-Orthodox, or if this is primarily a messaging exercise ahead of negotiations.