Shas, right and Torah Judaism in a joint clarification letter: "We will only support Netanyahu"

In a joint initiative led by Deri, the party leaders sent a letter to the Prime Minister stating that they would only recommend him for assembly. They said they were convinced that the rightist bloc would reach 61 seats. The letter comes in the background of the concern that Netanyahu and his associates raised that Yemina would split after the Gantz-led government elections

Shas, right and Torah Judaism in a joint clarification letter: "We will only support Netanyahu"

In a joint initiative, the Shas, Right and Torah Judaism parties sent a letter to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today stating that they will only support him for forming the government. In their letter, the party leaders said they were convinced that the right-wing bloc would reach 61 elections and "Forming a strong national government for the people of Israel."

The letter, which was initiated by Shas chairman Aryeh Deri, comes, among other things, in the background that Netanyahu and his associates have recently raised concerns about the right-wing split after the election, and the party leaders Naftali Bennett and Ayelet Shaked went to government led by Blue and White Benny Gantz. We are witnessing a series of media publications which, after being elected to the 23rd Knesset, will establish a government led by the Blue and White and with the participation or support of the right-wing parties, news that is not at all true, "it said.

The party leaders added that they wanted to make it clear: "We will not support or join any government except the government composed by the Likud and headed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. We will emphasize that we will not conduct any separate negotiations for the establishment of another government."

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