Minister Gideon Sa'ar also addressed his political future on Thursday evening, declaring that he does not intend to join the Likud. This is despite the rapprochement between him and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, which was exposed in Israel Hayom and various reports.
"Today we are at war. This war is not an easy war. We came in to help the State of Israel and show national responsibility. This is not the time for politics. As soon as the war ends, so will our partnership in this government." This is against the backdrop of reports that he will remain in the government even without the other members of the state camp.
Against the backdrop of speculation in the political system that he would part ways with Minister Benny Gantz, chairman of the state camp, he said: "We are an independent movement. I founded New Hope a little over three years ago and everyone sees that our path has been proven right, in all aspects. And we continue on our way. We are not going back to the Likud. There is no such intention. Point. When you hear these kinds of things, you can immediately completely dismiss them."
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