Report: Political Initiatives Initiate Outline to Grant Pardon to US Prime Minister • Negotiating Party Argues that President Rivlin Will Be Ready to Get Requested

• President Rivlin and Prime Minister Netanyahu // Photo: IP

"Rivlin is ready to move forward with the pardon for Netanyahu, provided the request comes from him," officials in the negotiations between the Likud and the blue-white have confirmed. This, in light of a report in News 12 that parties in the political system, which are not aligned with the prime minister, are initiating a pardon for Netanyahu If convicted at the end of his trial.

The outline is preceded by State President Reuben Rivlin and his aim is to grant a broad pardon to Netanyahu if he admits to the indictment and declares he is retiring from political life.

At the same time, in blue and white, there are two channels at the same time in all political developments. One: an attempt to persuade Gantz's wishes into a unity that includes compromises with Netanyahu. Second: Preparing for another election campaign. Members of the faction were furious yesterday at the Likud accusations following the meeting between Gantz and Netanyahu. "White and blue have organized discourses and the responsibility is on me and the decisions are my responsibility, while consulting with my friends," Gantz stressed.

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Yesterday, President Rivlin sharply attacked Netanyahu and Blue-White Chairman Benny Gantz following the failure of contacts with the unity government. "We will not boast if this is a narrow time for the State of Israel and the Israeli regime," he said. In the past year, we have repeatedly encountered political and constitutional threats, and we have been embarrassed. Week after week, newspaper headlines declare that we have been in an unprecedented situation in a scenario not envisaged by the legislature. These shoppers are more than indicative of the state of extremism we have encountered. "

Report: Likud primaries will be held on December 22

The last target for preventing further elections will be next Wednesday at midnight, but the Likud is already preparing and planning the party primaries. On Sunday, the traffic center will convene and vote on a decision to revoke the primaries for the Likud list only. "The decision on the primaries for the chairmanship will be made later if and when the elections are held," Likud officials said.

Last night, News 12 reported that it was agreed to hold the primaries on December 22. On the other hand, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's spokesman made it clear that "there is no summary on primaries. If and when we are towed for the election, we will be asked this question. "

Yesterday, it was also reported that Minister Moshe Kahlon is beginning to plan his steps to retire from politics. His bureau argued that there was nothing new in the reports but did not deny it.

Who is already vying for primaries - whatever the date they are going to be - is Gideon Sa'ar, who has already announced his intention to run for Likud against Netanyahu and has even explicitly called on him to resign as prime minister, in light of the indictment filed against him.