Tropper, Hendel rule out joining any Netanyahu government, seeks Zionist coalition in 2026 election
Tropper said he would not provide Netanyahu with the 61 seats needed to secure a Knesset majority, arguing that such a government would rely on non-Zionist forces.
Zionist Home-The Reservists Party chairman Chili Tropper has firmly denied joining a government led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, stating his party will seek to form a Zionist government in the upcoming 2026 election. Tropper emphasized that his party will not collaborate with a government that includes parties he does not deem Zionist.
In a previous interview, Tropper echoed his stance, asserting that his party would not contribute to a government headed by Netanyahu and that he would not join a coalition relying on non-Zionist forces. Tropper also expressed his disappointment with the current government's choice of alliance with draft dodgers, highlighting the continued deployment of reservists in combat. While he did not rule out political cooperation before the elections, Tropper did not disclose any concrete alliance plans at this time.
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