Otzma Yehudit slams new right-wing alliance for excluding it

The far-right Otzma Yehudit party denounces a right-wing merger between New Right and the Union of Right-Wing Parties that doesn’t include them, saying it has “nothing to do” with the agreement.

In a statement, Otzma Yehudit mocks the parties for dragging on for weeks negotiations that “could’ve taken two hours,” saying “ego” considerations had prevented a deal thus far.

It dismisses a claim made by the merged parties that they will demand that the ruling Likud party reserve spots for Otzma members, saying there is no such agreement.

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