Add that to Betar Jerusalem, the Bikur Cholim Hospital, the citizens of Sderot and more.
I've been nervous about him for awhile. The citizens of Sderot aren't surprised at the recent allegations against their mayor. That's why when they need help, they ask Gaydamak.
Gaydamak has a political party which will run in the Jerusalem elections, but he said that he doesn't want to be mayor.
Now it has been announced that he registered a party to run for the Knesset, but he himself doesn't want to be in the Knesset. The "laws" of the party state that Gaydamak will choose the list and be in charge of everything.
This new party has totally changed the political picture. He's competing with everyone.
Politics isn't dull, especially in Israel.
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