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Likud's Laumyad opened in Eilat Israel today

2020-02-20T20:53:45.198Z


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Center members, MKs and Likud ministers gather in Eilat for a weekend of gathering, formulating and putting on tefillin to protest Huldai's ban

  • David Bitten at Laumyadeh // Photo: Yehuda Ben Yaacah

Ten days before the Knesset general elections, members of the Likud Center, activists, businessmen, Knesset members and Likud ministers gathered in Eilat for a weekend under the name "The Nationalade". During the weekend there will be internal elections, personal meetings, formulating tefillin laying and entertainment shows.

Among MKs and Likud ministers who arrived: Justice Minister Amir Ohana, MK Miki Zohar, Minister Tzachi Hanegbi, Minister of Communications David Amsalem, MK Kati Sheetrit, Minister Gilo Gamliel, MK Yoav Kish, Oren Hazan, MK Shlomo Qari, Adv. Yoram Sheftel, Yoav Eliasi (Shadow), Yinon Magal, Knesset Members and Heads of Authorities. As a protest against Tel Aviv Mayor Ron Huldai's decision to ban the establishment of tefillin laying booths in the public space, established at the entrance to the Club Hotel where the event takes place, the position of tefillin and members of the Likud Center and MKs were invited to lay tefillin.

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The culinary title of the event is expected to be Vegan Dreaming, according to Sarah Netanyahu's secret recipe, which will be served as a substitute for the traditional fish at Saturday's festive dinner. Prime Minister Yair Netanyahu's son also sent a greeting and posted on Facebook welcoming the "Laumyada" island to Eilat.

Tomorrow (Friday) Knesset members and ministers are expected to hold a "national government meeting", and on Saturday noon there will be a "coalition Saturday" which includes roundtable meetings and tables with Knesset members and public figures.

Source: israelhayom

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