MK White Brush said he "hopes the gaps can be bridged" • Blue-White insists on the status quo in the Justice Ministry • And also: Shaked's implied threat to Netanyahu

• MK Trooper White Brush \\ Photo: Oren Ben Hakun

"The talks are continuing. It's not an explosion, but there are still gaps," MK Hailey Trooper of White Blue said this morning about the discussions for setting up an emergency government that have been going on for more than a week.

Trooper, who is close to Blue and White chairman Benny Gantz, added that he "hopes the gaps can be bridged. We understand that when a unity government is formed, everyone has to compromise a little. ”However, over the last few days, in blue, they have emphasized that they are not prepared for any change in the Justice Ministry.

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The close adviser to Blue and White Chairman Ronen Tzur was interviewed this morning on "Voice Level" radio and also addressed the coalition contacts: "Benny Gantz made a leadership decision not to take the State of Israel into a fourth election campaign. Am I optimistic? I'm primed. There are good chances, but even in the marathon, the last few miles are the hardest and there can be disintegration. There is a decision to go to an emergency government, but not at all costs. The decision to enter under the Alnoka was born because of the Corona crisis and the economic collapse. Because of dozens of Israelis who died in this horrific epidemic. If all parties show responsibility, this government will be established quickly. If it does not involve considerations unrelated to the emergency, then there will be a problem. "

According to Tzur, the reason why a government has not yet emerged is that "every word, every letter has to be followed. It is no secret that there is a very high level of suspicion between the parties. Perhaps even too much suspicion in regards to dealing with Benjamin Netanyahu. The strictness is for things to work properly. We are having these crises up the road and that is a problem. "

Earlier, MK Ayelet Shaked was interviewed on the right by Network B, saying that "we have no consultation with us. The PM is updating once every few days. I think handing over the case to the blue and white is a stop to the counter-revolution I created. " Shaked made it clear that "after the negotiations are over we will decide whether we are part of the government."

Shaked threatened that "if we stay out, we will advance everything that is important to us - war on corruption is not just the property of the left." This is a similar threat to her right last week.

A senior Likud official in coalition negotiations with Blue and White said yesterday that sovereignty is a condition of unity. He said Prime Minister Netanyahu would not give up on the plan he had been working on for three years with the Trump administration, reflecting the policy positions he had been expressing for decades. According to the senior, there are indeed gaps in the field, but "we will not give up, even at a price that no government will raise."