Former interior minister Moshe Arbel announces his departure from Shas Party
Former Israeli Interior Minister Moshe Arbel has announced his departure from the Shas Party. He expressed gratitude to party leader Aryeh Deri and other members for their mentorship and support during his tenure. Arbel's exit marks a notable shift within the ultra-Orthodox political party.
- ▪Moshe Arbel served as Israel's Minister of Interior and Minister of Health.
- ▪He announced his departure from the Shas Party publicly.
- ▪Arbel thanked Aryeh Deri and other Shas members for their guidance.
- ▪The announcement was made during a period of political flux in Israel.
- ▪Shas is an ultra-Orthodox political party active in the Israeli Knesset.
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Former interior minister Moshe Arbel announces his departure from Shas PartyArbel thanked Deri and the other members of Shas "for their trust and guidance over the years" and said it was "a great privilege that fell to me to learn from you up close." Minister of Interior and Minister of Health Moshe Arbel seen during a Shas faction meeting, at the Knesset, the Israeli parliament in Jerusalem, on July 10, 2023. (photo credit: CHAIM GOLDBEG/FLASH90)
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