Sources in the right-wing bloc resent the "double game" of a right-wing chairman • "who announces that it is either a right-wing government or an election" • right-wing: "Contacts continue, but no progress"
Naftali Bennett has stated that he will do everything to form a right-wing government, but his friends in the right-wing bloc claim against him that he will not regret if Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu fails to form a government, thus paving his own path to forming a government with Lapid and Saar.
Bennett after Netanyahu was given the mandate: "The government should reflect the will of the people" // Photo: Knesset Channel
Proof of this is given by the fact that the party's treasurer, Ariel Sela, distributed in a WhatsApp group of the party's chiefs of staff an excerpt from Ulpan Shishi, in which Rina Matzliach is heard passionately claiming that the bloc consisting of Lapid, Saar and Bnei Gantz is actually made up of right-wingers. ".
Sela added a call to the chiefs of staff "Share. Strong," and within the right-wing bloc are furious.
Sources in the bloc told Israel Today: "Why act from a right-wing party, which as they claim wants to form a government with the right, it is important to spread a passage that says the other bloc is not left at all ?! It seems like preparing the ground to go with them and claim it is not a left bloc. There is no other explanation for that. "
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According to them, "If Naftali Bennett really wanted to form a right-wing government, he would announce that it was either a right-wing government or a fifth election and then all the pressure would go to Saar, Bnei Gantz or other people. Bennett leaves the door, as he said in a meeting with Netanyahu. "If he fails to form a government, he will go with the other side, he gives them hope that there will be an alternative. Bennett not only does not help form a government, he tries to thwart the formation of a right-wing government."
The right-wingers said in response that "talks continued between the bloc members continued yesterday in an attempt to find possible solutions, but without progress."
At the same time, religious Zionism continued to make it clear that they would oppose any cooperation with the RAAM party. MK Itamar Ben Gvir wrote on his Twitter account that "a government supported by Mansour Abbas has no right to exist."
His party colleague Avi Maoz, chairman of the Noam party, said that "I will only vote for a government headed by Benjamin Netanyahu without any rotation and without any mutation." He said, "This is for two reasons: one - gratitude to the prime minister for everything he did for the country. In eradicating the corona plague and in the political, economic and security intensification of the country.
All ransom in favor of his friend, finally ransom in favor of place.
This is a great element in Judaism.
The second - since this is the most deliberate expression of the will of the people of Israel as expressed in the last election, only Netanyahu, led by the Likud, received 25% of the votes!
Therefore, neither rotation nor another MK from the Likud will form the government. "
It should be noted that yesterday, Shas chairman Aryeh Deri was interviewed on Kol Chai radio and spoke about the efforts to form a government in the right-wing bloc.
"It is difficult for me to see Bennett, Shaked, Saar and Elkin succeed in forming a government," Deri said.
"Netanyahu is not equipping any left-wing government. They are planning a full left-wing government. I find it hard to believe that they will throw away all their right-wing ideology."
Yesterday it was reported in "Israel Today" that in the right-wing bloc they distributed the "application of pressure" so that Deri is responsible for applying the pressure on Saar.
Deri said in an interview that "the fact that Bennett demands to be prime minister with seven seats, it is not democratic, it is an election campaign. We too with nine seats do not demand it. It does not make sense. I am in touch with Saar, and I talked to him a bit, because he is a worthy man. I will talk to him in depth later. "
"Gideon has many rights, and Netanyahu was certainly wrong when he did not give him enough according to his talent and rights. If Saar and Bennett had brought enough seats to the government without Netanyahu, I would understand. But most of the public wants Netanyahu, and I call on Gideon to return home. We are their natural place." .
He added that "Bennett and Saar voters want a right-wing government. The majority of the public has stated that they are in favor of a right-wing government."
