The chairman of the right, who was scheduled to spend about three hours with the prime minister, tweeted on Twitter for the first time since March 30. • "I will continue with great efforts to bring about a good government for Israel soon" • His party colleague, MK Ayelet Shaked
MK Naftali Bennett (left) as he left the meeting with Prime Minister Netanyahu
Photo:
Oren Ben Hakon
After the meeting of the chairman of the right with the prime minister:
MK Naftali Bennett tweeted tonight (Friday) for the first time since March 30: "I act with the feeling that our wonderful country is not a matter of course."
Bennett after the election: "I will act according to what is good for the State of Israel" // Photo: Shmuel Buharis
"Because of boycotts and the feeling of everyone that 'only I am right' we already lost our home 2,000 years ago. Therefore, I will continue with great efforts to bring about the formation of a good government for Israel soon. Shabbat Shalom and Happy holidays."
Bennett himself remained silent during the holiday, which he spent on a trip to the south with his family, before the meeting earlier with Prime Minister Netanyahu in Jerusalem. Before the meeting, Bennett said briefly: "We have one goal - to establish a good and stable government as soon as possible." ".
Bennett's office said after the meeting, which lasted about three hours: "The two discussed the need to form a stable and functioning government as soon as possible and the possibilities to bring about this in the political situation that has arisen. It was agreed that the parties will be in touch later."
The one who also kept a low profile recently and has not tweeted since March 29 is senior right-wing MK Ayelet Shaked, who also tweeted tonight: "We are doing everything we can to form a stable and functioning government that will work for the wonderful citizens of our country.
Happy holiday and Shabbat Shalom to everyone. "
It is important to note that Bennett, who as mentioned gave a short statement before meeting with Netanyahu, and Shaked did not speak recently, but some messages from the right were published in the media.
Bennett is expected to meet tomorrow evening with the chairman of Yesh Atid, MK Yair Lapid.
On Monday, as mentioned, the various factions will submit their recommendations regarding the prime ministerial candidate for president Reuven (Ruby) Rivlin.
The president is expected on Wednesday to award the mandate to any of the candidates.
