Bennett v. Lieberman: "It has to be said who will recommend the president, enough with the games"

On the right, Israeli President Beitano attacked and called on him to announce who will support the government after the elections: "This election requires a decision, the right-wing government or the left-wing Arab government." In light of the fear of Prime Minister and his associates that Bennett and Shaked join the Gantz government, they make clear to Bennett's party that they will recommend Only on Netanyahu

Bennett v. Lieberman: "It has to be said who will recommend the president, enough with the games"

(In the video: closing the lists to the Knesset, last week)

The right-wing party, headed by Naftali Bennett, attacked Israeli Prime Minister Avigdor Lieberman on Sunday, tweeting that "Yvette should say who he recommends to the president, enough with the games." The next government, this is in the background of Netanyahu's fears that Bennett and Ayelet Shaked will join the government after the election, led by Blue and White chairman Benny Gantz.

However, this statement also does not block some party leaders from the possibility of joining a government led by Gantz after Netanyahu fails to form a government, if he receives the mandate for assembly. On the right, they said that "this election requires a decision, the right-wing government or the left-wing Arab government. A right-wing voter debating between Yvette and the right, voting for Yvette is a sure vote for a fourth election campaign.

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"Enough with the games." Bennett (Photo: Reuben Castro)

Naftali Bennett at the Block Session, Knesset, November 18, 2019 (Photo: Reuven Castro)

The connection agreement between Bennett and Shaked's new right and Education Minister Rafi Peretz's Jewish House was signed last week, about an hour after the lists were closed. As part of the agreement, Jewish power chairman Itamar Ben Gvir remained outside, thus breaking his promise to him. Bennett made it clear on Thursday that, contrary to the previous election campaign, after the agreement between the Jewish House and the new right, it is a "united faction before and after the election." "Not a technical block."

Even that day, Transportation Minister and National Union President Bezalel Smutrich called on Ben Gavir to step down from the race. Sources around the prime minister called on Ben Gvir to retire. In response, Jewish power claimed that "the prime minister also knows that only Jewish power will not betray the right-wing bloc and enter the Gantz government. Bennett wanted to sit with Gantz, Smutrich supported a unity government, and Netanyahu himself also strived to form a government with a torch, Gantz and the Labor Party. "

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Lieberman (Photo: Reuven Castro)

Israel House in Knesset Dispersion Meeting (Photo: Reuven Castro)