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Less than a week ago, the Likud was examining whether the deadline for dissolving the Knesset could be postponed

The party examined the feasibility of the move through the Knesset's legal advice, where they clarified that in order to approve it, an intention must be shown to approve the budget.

A senior Likud official: "Everyone understands that even if there is a compromise, we need more time to get organized."

Factor in blue and white: "The subject was not brought to us."

Without a budget, the Knesset will disperse on Tuesday

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Wednesday, 16 December 2020, 19:23

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In the video: The bill to dissolve the Knesset passed a preliminary reading (Photo: Knesset Channel, edited by Tal Reznik)

The Likud is examining today (Wednesday) whether it will be possible to postpone the deadline for the dissolution of the 23rd Knesset.

If a budget is not approved, the Knesset will disperse on the night between Tuesday and Wednesday, and although there is an almost complete disconnect between Blue and White and the Likud, party officials have examined the move.

The review took place in the legal aspect, among other things through the Knesset's legal advice, where they clarified that in order to protect the legal move, the government or the Knesset must show a step that indicates the intention to approve the budget - such as approval at the cabinet meeting on Sunday.

A senior Likud official explained that "everyone understands that even if there is a compromise, more time is needed to get organized, the question is whether it is possible to postpone the date of the budget transfer."

In blue and white they refused to comment, but a party source claimed that "the issue was not brought to them at all, and we are not dealing with stories."

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"Blue and white understand that this election is suicide for them."

Zohar and Netanyahu (Photo: Yonatan Zindel, Flash 90)

Coalition chairman Mickey Zohar said earlier that "in practice we will not be able to pass the 2020 budget at this time." He said, "Right now we must first postpone the election date by three months in order to continue debating between us.

Blue and white are beginning to internalize that they will not pass the blocking percentage and this election is suicide for them. "

The main gap between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Deputy Prime Minister Bnei Gantz remains the same: from 2021 to 2020, while the Likud refused to give up on the point of changing the clause in the law that allows dissolve the Knesset on the subject of the budget without passing Gantz the premiership.

Likud said in recent days that they would be willing to give up a port in exchange for the dismissal of Justice Minister Avi Nissenkorn, but this requirement Rejected in blue and white outright.

They refused the Likud's offer.

Nissenkorn and Gantz (Photo: Adina Wellman, Knesset Spokeswoman)

Even if a compromise is finally found, another obstacle may stand in the way: the need to make legislative changes to the Substitutional Government Law on the basis of which the government was established and in which the dimensions of its tenure and working procedures were determined.

Any change in this law requires a special majority of 70 MKs, which is questionable after Gideon Saar's move.

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