After a budget transfer summary: The Druze and Circassian strike scheduled for tomorrow was canceled
To Walla! NEWS has learned that after a meeting between the representatives of the authorities and the Prime Minister's Office and the Finance Ministry, it was agreed that the government will approve the transfer of NIS 230 million to finance a plan for the development of settlements for the interim period, until a permanent government is established. "It's a pity you have to threaten to shut down to convince the government to take the obvious"
After a budget transfer summary: The Druze and Circassian strike scheduled for tomorrow was canceled
Edit: Refresh VogelThe Druze and Circassian strike planned for Tuesday (Tuesday) was canceled, along with the other sanctions, due to the understandings reached by the representatives of the authorities - Kfar Kama councilor, Kesra-Samiya councilor and Dalit al-Carmel councilor - with the Prime Minister's Office and the Finance Ministry And bridging gaps in localities. To Walla! NEWS learned the parties agreed that the government would approve the transfer of NIS 230 million to the Druze and Circassian authorities in the interim period, until a permanent government was formed. The proposal they drafted will go up for government approval at its upcoming weekly meeting next Sunday.
Local Councilor Dalit El Carmel, Rafik Halabi, told Walla! NEWS that "the struggle is just beginning to come up with a five-year plan that will catapult the Druze and Circassian communities into a better future. It is a pity that it should be threatened with a return to convince the government to do the obvious."
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The strike announced yesterday in the Druze and Circassian councils in protest of the budget crisis in funding the five-year plan for the development of the localities. At the end of an emergency meeting last night, attended by the director general of the Ministry of Regional Development, Joseph Dresdin and the head of the development of the Druze and Circassian Hashem Hussein, the council leaders said the financial proposals they received from the Ministry of Finance in an attempt to solve the crisis were insulting and did not meet their needs.
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