Israeli Polls Show Pro-3rd Temple Politicians Becoming Lawmakers

PNW - Two separate right-wing parties in Israel, Otzma Yehudit (Jewish Power) and the National Union, were each expected to receive roughly two Knesset seats in Israel's current election according to most polls.

The only problem is that the minimum requirement for a party to enter Israel's Knesset and serve as an acting lawmaker is four seats.

But after much deliberation and pressure from Israel's right-wing camp, the two parties reached an agreement where they would unite together and run on a joint ticket.

The result - The new party called 'Religious Zionism' is now polling at five seats, more than the required four seat minimum threshold.

In a tweet, Ben Gvir said: "We have united for the nation of....READ MORE

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