Ben Gvir warns against unity government and celebrates his party's achievements

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Otzma Yehudit leader, Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, warned against the formation of a unity government between Likud and Blue and White led by Gadi Eisenkot, after election polls gave his party a large number of seats. According to Srugim, he expressed hope that the Channel 14 poll would come true.

According to Arutz Sheva, Ben Gvir accused Likud of launching a campaign to push Otzma Yehudit below the electoral threshold, and claimed that the Prime Minister's Office had committed to European countries to a government without Ben Gvir. During the day he called on the public to go to the polling stations, and according to Kikar HaShabbat he said through a megaphone at the Riviera beach in Bat Yam that turnout rates in Rahat and Umm al-Fahm are "crazy."