The right will give up government membership? • Following Netanyahu-Bennett's meeting today, and against the backdrop of the prime minister's proposals for the party, right-wing officials make it clear: "The proposal does not reflect a true partnership" • They say few ministerial and junior ministers will make it clear that they have no real weight in the emergency government

• Prime Minister Netanyahu and Minister Bennett

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Tense tension between the right and the Likud in light of the gaps in the number of ministerial positions that Defense Minister Naftali Bennett's party will receive - vis-à-vis those of the other coalition factions. Sources on the right say after the Netanyahu-Bennett call that afternoon, that they do not intend to be an overreach in the government. According to them, if they rely on Prime Minister Levant's answers, the party will not go into government.

Likud officials say that to her right, which received six seats in the elections, comes the role of a minister and a half. The key division of roles in the right-wing bloc is that of one minister to four MKs - and that is the result.

However, on her right, the proposal is furiously rejected, saying that it does not reflect a "true partnership in the bloc," which Netanyahu has pledged over the past year. The same parties note that the other parties in the right-wing bloc - Shas and Torah Judaism - are given the same positions and the same number of ministers they have in the transitional government. On the other hand, the key white is the one-to-one, so the overall average is one for every two and a half MKs.

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On the right, therefore, they are accused of giving Netanyahu their party an unfair distribution of ministerial positions, and conclude that he does not want to join them in the government.

Right-wing ministers also say that few ministerial and junior positions - we will read the message that the party has no real weight in government. In that case, senior officials on her right make it clear that the party is better off.

Earlier today, following the approval of a basic bill: Thursday's Knesset plenum, Likud and white representatives presented to President Reuven Rivlin this afternoon 72 signatures of Knesset members recommending Benjamin Netanyahu jointly lead the emergency government with Blue and White Chairman, Knesset Speaker Benny Gantz. The inauguration of the two is expected to take place this Wednesday.