‘PROVOCATION’: SA’AR CLASHES WITH FELLOW NEW HOPE MK IN PROBE OF COMPTROLLER VOTE

Foreign Minister and New Hope leader Gideon Sa'ar has clashed with fellow New Hope MK Sharren Haskel in a probe related to a comptroller vote. According to The Times of Israel, Haskel told police that party whip Michel Buskila demanded members film their votes and show them to Prime Minister Netanyahu. This has led to a denial from Sa'ar, highlighting a rift within the party.

The allegations suggest an attempt to exert control over the voting process, with Haskel's testimony implying that party members were pressured to provide evidence of their votes. Sa'ar has denied these claims, characterizing them as a 'provocation'. The details of the probe and the exact nature of the demands made by Buskila are not fully elaborated in the available information.

This incident occurs within the complex landscape of Israeli politics, where coalition dynamics and party discipline play significant roles. The probe into the comptroller vote and the associated allegations reflect deeper issues of political control and trust within the New Hope party.

• Gideon Sa'ar clashed with Sharren Haskel over a probe into a comptroller vote
• Haskel alleged that Michel Buskila demanded members film their votes for Netanyahu
• Sa'ar denied the allegations, calling them a 'provocation'

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