Defense Minister is expected to make a special statement at 20:00 ahead of tomorrow's vote in the plenum on the bill to dissolve the Knesset of the Yesh Atid-Telam faction • It appears that in blue and white they will vote for Netanyahu "
Against the background of the political crisis in the coalition, the Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Bnei Gantz announced that he will make a statement tonight (Tuesday) at 20:00 in the village of Maccabiah in Ramat Gan.
Photo: From Bnei Gantz's Facebook page
Earlier, Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi wrote on his Facebook account: "If there was no trial, there would be a budget. The public has finished buying Netanyahu's sticks and tricks."
This week it was reported in "Israel Today" that in blue and white the possibility of resolving the political crisis and agreeing to postpone the state budget is being examined.
This, provided that Netanyahu agrees to accept the compromise agreement drafted by them.
On the one hand, the party is demanding the transfer of the state budget and is sending repeated threats that they will not hesitate to use the "sword" of dismantling if the budget does not pass by December 23.
On the other hand, as previously reported in "Israel Today", senior officials in blue and white confirm that despite the threats, they will be willing to postpone the budget transfer date "if Netanyahu is serious" - a news that the party chose to deny on the Twitter platform in the following tweet: "Lies and lies".
At the beginning of the Likud meeting yesterday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu referred to the proposal to dissolve the Knesset submitted by Yesh Atid-Telam: "The Likud will vote against elections and for unity. Unity so that we bring vaccines to all Israeli citizens, unity so that we continue to fight "More financial assistance for businesses, the self-employed, the citizens. Unity, so that we can continue to maintain security and unity so that we can sign more peace agreements."
Photo: Knesset Channel
"These are our missions and we need to do them together," Netanyahu added.
"The citizens of Israel need a government that works not for elections, not for politics, but for them - for all the citizens of Israel, without exception. For unity."
