Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked, co-founder of the New Right party. (Noam Revkin Fenton/Flash90)
A secular politician on the right of the Israeli political spectrum, Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked, co-founder of the New Right, discusses the new party’s policies on civil rights issues as well as its election campaign strategy.
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