After the vote to dissolve the Knesset, the opposition leader called for "those who have experience - to gather under us" • In blue and white they despised: "Ganz will lead the center camp in the next elections"
Ganz and Torch
Photography:
Oren Ben Hakon - Archive
On the morning after the vote on the bill to dissolve the Knesset, in blue and white, it is made clear that opposition leader MK Yair Lapid "has no chance of forming a government. Ganz will lead the center camp in the next elections."
The remarks were made by the party in response to an interview that Lapid gave this morning (Thursday) to the GLC, during which he called "for those who have the experience - to come and gather under us."
In an interview, Lapid, who heads the Yesh Atid-Telam faction, claimed: "On my worst day, we are twice the size of those who come after us." Went with Netanyahu were when he did not call them.
I do not know how Bennett will withstand the internal pressure to go to Netanyahu. "
Lapid wanted to clarify: "It was not we who overthrew the government, but the protesters. It is no longer possible to say that protests do not change anything."
As stated, in blue and white they did not express a willingness to accept the proposal of the opposition chairman, saying: "Lapid was not and will not be an alternative to the prime minister.
He has no chance of forming a government.
He has always escaped responsibility even when he served as a failed finance minister.
Leadership from him onwards and therefore will continue to shout from the stands - where there is no responsibility.
Gantz will be the only one to lead the center camp in the next election. "
The bill to dissolve the Knesset was approved yesterday in a preliminary reading, by a majority of 61 MKs in favor and 54 against.
Opposition leader Lapid, who initiated the proposal, attacked the government in the plenum yesterday: "You are only concerned with yourself and in the meantime the State of Israel is not governed.
You are endangering our lives, our economy, neglecting our parents, burning the future of our children.
"This bill is not here today as another round of 'just not Bibi.' It is here because it's time to stop it, and as long as it's there, it will not stop. "It will not stop there. Our children are growing up in a sea of hatred. It must stop. I call on the Knesset to accept the bill, to disperse, and to let the citizens of Israel choose a government that really cares about them."
MK Bennett said at the hearing: "A million Israelis see that there is a government here that simply does not care about them.
Lapid and Netanyahu have a common denominator - both are involved in politics in spreading hatred, the ultra-Orthodox, the Arabs and the settlers.
He who lives in Yitzhar is also a human being, even left-wingers love the State of Israel.
We will bring something new.
Lapid and Netanyahu failed miserably.
Either the government disintegrates or the state disintegrates. "