Smotrich made it clear that he does not work for Netnayahu as such, but for God, and for the "people of Israel," codified Hebrew language for "Jews":
I am not the prime minister's man, I am a man of the people, I am a man of the public who sent me, and - I hope I'm not starting an outrage here - I work for God and do what I believe is good for the State of Israel and the people of Israel, according to my worldview.Smotrich is co-leader of the Union of Right-Wing Parties, the merger which got the Kahanist Jewish Power party elected in April. Subsequently, Netanyahu's failure to assemble a governing coalition led to a vote to dissolve the Knesset in late May, and new elections are set for September 17th.
















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