Israel Today has learned that after the Justice Minister's announcement of his joining the Tel Aviv mayor, Ram Shefa, Einav Kabala and another MK will also join the two • Earlier, Nissenkorn said: "We will bring news to hundreds of thousands who feel they have no political home - And we will do it by deeds and not by words. "
Ron Huldai
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The bang in the center-left:
After the announcement today (Tuesday) of Justice Minister Avi Nissenkorn about joining Ron Huldai's new party, Israel Today has learned that 3 MKs from White Brush are expected to join two, their sons Einav Kabala, apparently Ram Shefa and more As an additional.
Israel Today also learned that Nissenkorn refused to be No. 2 of opposition leader Yair Lapid and will probably be Huldai's No. 2 and the two will put together the list.
A source close to the details told Israel Today that the Minister of Justice "debated a lot until the last minute. But recently realized that blue and white are ideologically moving away from him. He is a center-left man and felt that the party was going somewhere else that no longer corresponded with his ideology."
As you may recall, Nissenkorn informed Defense Minister Bnei Gantz of his decision to leave Blue and White, and join Tel Aviv Mayor Ron Huldai's new party.
"We will bring news to hundreds of thousands of Israelis who feel they have no political home - and we will do so in deeds and not in words," Nissenkorn said.
Huldai is scheduled to announce the formation of his new party tonight at a press conference.
Hundreds of thousands of Israelis feel they have no home in the current political system.
We will raise their heads and give them back their hope.
After being joined by a number of key figures in the Israeli public, it was time to present a clear alternative.
- Ron Huldai (@Ron_Huldai) December 28, 2020
In a tweet posted on his Twitter account yesterday, Huldai wrote: "Hundreds of thousands of Israelis feel they have no home in the current political system. We will raise our heads and give them back their hope. After joining a number of key figures in the Israeli public, it is time to present a clear alternative."
Blue and white chairman Bnei Gantz is also expected to speak tonight, for the first time since the dissolution of the Knesset and the election. In recent days, Gantz has held talks with the top of his party in order to make a decision on the continuation of Blue and White. To fire Nissenkorn from the post of Minister of Justice, and as part of the agreement between him and Netanyahu on the egalitarian government, which remains even after the dissolution of the Knesset and the election, he will be able to appoint another member in blue and white.
On Sunday, Ganz dismissed MKs Assaf Zamir and Miki Haimovich from the party, after the two, together with MK Ram Shefa, voted against the bill to postpone the budget, and in fact caused it to be overthrown and to go to the polls.
Meanwhile, a source in blue and white told "Israel Today" that "the party is falling apart, everyone is considering their own way and staring in their own direction."
A senior party official said: "A change in leadership is needed. Blue and white cannot continue in the current structure."
