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Lapid put all his trust in Bennett.
Not sure that's enough
Chairman has a future ready to offer the moon and stars to the chairman to the right, but his mission depends on other key players - Ayelet Shaked, Gideon Saar and also Mansour Abbas.
Five days to the mandate clock, Lapid will try to overcome his ego and interests, while Netanyahu will work with all his might to dismantle the team he is trying to form.
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Yair Lapid
Naftali Bennett
Bnei Gantz
Gideon Saar
Ayelet Shaked
Wolf Elkin
Benjamin Netanyahu
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Friday, 28 May 2021, 09:14
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For almost two and a half years, Yair Lapid has been devoting himself to one task - ending the reign of Benjamin Netanyahu.
In February 2019, he temporarily reset his personal dream of becoming prime minister and put his fate in the hands of Bnei Gantz, in order to form a party together that would be a governmental alternative to the Likud.
During three election campaigns, Blue and White managed to produce a real battle for the title of the Grand Party and prevent Netanyahu from forming a new government, but failed in the great goal and did not realize the majority of his opponents in the Knesset to his removal.
After the fourth election, Lapid was given another chance.
This time he put all his trust in Naftali Bennett.
He has given up his prime for him, for at least two years, and is willing to offer him the moon and stars.
On his mandate clock there are five more days left to persuade him to enlist to complete the mission.
By Wednesday midnight it will be clear whether the Brotherhood will succeed where the former cockpit failed, or whether Torch will be left with a second partnership that collapsed and a goal not achieved, for the fourth time.
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His plan progresses lazily.
Lapid (Photo: Flash 90, There is a Future)
Lapid and Bennett met yesterday, for the first time since talks on the change government were ostensibly suspended during the operation in Gaza. Allegedly, the Likud is convinced that the publicity stalemate was just an elaborate fraudulent exercise, designed to release the internal pressure on the right, which is proud of the war. From the beginning of the week, when the negotiating team of Yesh Atid resumed talks in the village of Maccabiah, the level of anxiety in Balfour increased.
Lapid's plan - to reach agreements with the center-left parties and then increase the pressure on the right wing of Bennett and Gideon Saar - has progressed quite slowly since then. Only Yisrael Beiteinu and Meretz have reached final agreements on cases and other matters, and Labor and Blue and White are taking their time. Yesterday, official talks resumed with the negotiating teams of New Hope, but the meeting between Lapid and Bennett is the most significant sign so far that progress has been made. It also provided Netanyahu with unequivocal proof of the fears that Bennett had fled and the real sense of threat to his rule.
The question is not just what he wants, but what he can.
Bennett (Photo: Flash 90, Jonathan Zindel)
Bennett is faced with a dream proposal: with only 6 seats, to be prime minister for two years, while on the other side, apparently, only a bunch of trouble awaits him.
Negotiations between the Likud and the right have in the last two weeks not yielded any breakthrough that will lead to a right-wing government.
Without defectors clear and decisive veto of Bezalel Smotrich on UAL, Netanyahu selection means, a high degree of probability, elections Thursday. Likud has been doing voices against the planned clearance sale secured armor.
But the question is not only what Bennett wanted, but what is Ayelet Shaked's opposition to the change government and her historic desire to join the Likud could disrupt him, and Torch, all his dreams. .
A. It will inevitably shed a tear if the government of change stays on paper.
Saar (Photo: Flash 90, Yonatan Zindel)
Thus, Lapid's mission does not really rise and fall only on Bennett, but depends on other crucial players in the construction.
First and foremost, members of the right - Shaked, and her resolute position, or any other MK who can join Amichai Shikli under the noise of the campaigns and demonstrations of the Likudniks and Smutrichs who warn of a left-wing alliance. The future, as well as the power games between him and Gideon Saar within the right-wing bloc.Even without Shikli, Levant has the same number of seats as for a new hope, and if he is even one less - Saar will not really rush to give him the prime minister.
Saar, as well as blue-and-white chairman Bnei Gantz, are negotiating tougher with Lapid, and both are making demands and conditions relative to those in a hurry to sign. Netanyahu, but Gantz and Saar will not necessarily shed a tear if the change government stays on paper.
Will withstand heavy pressure.
Abbas (Photo: Official website, Noam Moskowitz, Knesset Spokeswoman)
If Lapid's mandate ends in failure, a 21-day period awaits around the corner where both can, at least potentially, become the creators, collect signatures, and take the keys to Balfour. Both have also received in recent weeks sweeping proposals for generous rotation agreements with Netanyahu that could make them instead of Bennett and Lapid prime ministers. In the coming days, as his fear of change government intensifies, the race of apostles and mediators will resume. Ganz is also among the few players who will benefit from a fifth election, which will bring the rotation between him and Netanyahu closer in November.
Another key player in architecture is Zeev Elkin, who returns intensively with generous defection proposals to return to the Likud house he left only six months ago, and did not accept his request to be chairman of the Knesset for change. Other new Tikva members are bombarded with announcements and proposals. One man, Mansour Abbas, who is also high on the list of calls coming out of Balfour and its environs, and will be under heavy pressure not to give Torch and Bennett the crucial fingers.
So even if Torch has Bennett, it's not sure that is enough. Lapid needs to recruit Netanyahu's opponents and form one goal-oriented team - while he will do his best to break them down into individual players and sub-teams. By Wednesday midnight, the current round between them will be decided.
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