Kichlon considers the establishment of a political party? Poll: he will receive 20 mandates

Social Affairs and Communications Minister Moshe Kichlon, who announced two weeks ago his retirement from political life, received a survey from his associates predicting 20 mandates if he sets up a social party.

Just two weeks ago Kichlon dropped a political bombshell, when he announced his 'break' from politics, despite the popularity he enjoys from the public in the polls. "I'm tired," said Kichlon. "I want to take a break. The transport is difficult for me. The work is endless. I want to rest."

The spectacular success survey viewer was commissioned by the minister's associates, and conducted by the Institute of Surveys by Rafi Smith.

Haaretz newspaper said that the survey, whose results were presented to the Minister, predicts a joint list of Kichlon and former chairman of Kadima - Tzipi Livni 26 mandates. According to the report, in recent days, Kichlon spoke to Livni and other political factors.

Kichlon's spokesman said in response to the report: the details are unknown to me.
It is important to note that since the announcement of retirement, Kichlon reiterated that he would continue to act as a window for Likud, as well as part of the team 'Hundred Days' by Likud for the economic - social reforms. Minister Kichlon also committed on almost every stage of adherence to the Likud. "I will continue to help the Likud in the next election, take an active role," said the Minister at a Central Committee meeting on Sunday, "All this so that Likud will continue to lead as a strong Likud - there is nothing else."

Labor Party Chairman Yacimovich, confirmed in an interview this morning that surveys conducted did predict success to Kichlon, if the party decides to run as a social party. "We had a survey that showed that our combination breaks equality opposite Bibi and Lieberman," said Yachimovich .

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