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As a last resort to prevent the Bennett-Lapid government: In the vicinity of the Prime Minister, we examined the possibility of announcing his removal
Netanyahu's declaration of relinquishing his seat and having an MK without any position was intended to pave the way for a new, hopeful chairman, Saar, to reunite with the Likud and form a right-wing government with the right.
To this day, all of the Likud's proposals for the storm have been rejected by him outright.
According to people close to the Prime Minister, he opposes the idea
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Sunday, 06 June 2021, 19:54
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In recent days, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been examining the possibility that he will announce his consent to move voluntarily and vacate the prime minister's chair - in a last-ditch attempt to prevent the formation of a Bennett-Lapid government.
Netanyahu's declaration of relinquishing his seat and having an MK without any position was intended to pave the way for the new chairman of Tikva, Gideon Saar, to reunite with the Likud and form a right-wing government with the right.
To date, all of the Likud's proposals for a storm have included Netanyahu's appointment as deputy prime minister, and he has ruled them out outright, and Netanyahu has not yet agreed to relinquish the title and position and has rejected all proposals to move temporarily.
According to people close to Netanyahu, he still opposes the idea that he will give up his place and believes that it has a low probability.
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In the meantime, the prime minister's entourage rejected the idea. Netanyahu at the faction's meeting today (Photo: Flash 90, Yonatan Zindel)
However, at a meeting of the Likud faction that convened today to discuss efforts to prevent the formation of a Bennett-Lapid government, Netanyahu did not reject the idea and even hinted that he would be willing to take it seriously.
MK Ophir Katz said at the meeting that the people of Tikva Hadasha "are trying to make a separation between the Likud and Netanyahu and tell activists to return to the Likud after Netanyahu moves."
Did you hear what he said?
Take his things, put them in the box, lock them and put the key aside for now. "
It should be noted that in recent weeks Netanyahu has refused Finance Minister Israel Katz's proposal to vacate his seat so that the Likud can choose another temporary candidate to form the government.
Katz revealed the proposal himself last week in a statement to Likud activists, in which he said that "I proposed to Prime Minister Netanyahu a few weeks ago to allow the Likud Center to democratically elect a temporary candidate for prime minister on behalf of the Likud for a year, who could form a right-wing government." "This is a priority over giving the rotation and armor that was offered to Bennett and going to the opposition. The proposal was of course conditional on the consent of the prime minister, who was also supposed to propose it to the Likud center as chairman of the movement. The prime minister did not accept the proposal."
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