Following the publication of Gideon Saar's "Netanyahu Law" memorandum, which seeks to narrow Netanyahu's steps from being elected prime minister, the political system is counting the fingers of supporters and opponents of the law.
Justice Minister storms Netanyahu law: "This is a necessary bill for democracy", Photo: Knesset Channel
Avigdor Lieberman, who has so far said he will vote with the coalition, sharpens his remarks and says he will vote in favor.
On the right there is a controversy.
Ayelet Shaked and Nir Orbach said they oppose the law.
Bennett's entourage says that a decision on the matter will be made only after the budget has been transferred.
However, Saar has previously said he has received a "green light" from Bennett to promote the issue.
Joint list chairman Ayman Odeh tweeted yesterday: "Shaked has only one finger - we have six.
Gideon Saar, the law can be passed as early as next week. "Likud MK Shlomo Kara responded to Odeh's statement: They will be able to rule the dome, literally, and make us a state of all its citizens in light of the vision of the prophets of Islam. "
MK Odeh: "The law can be passed as early as next week," Photo: Oren Ben Hakon
Mansour Abbas' PM has not yet formulated or published a firm position on the "Netanyahu Law."
In the past, Abbas has stated that he will oppose any personal legislation of one kind or another.
However, members of the RAAM faction may be pressured to vote with the coalition to advance the law.
"For years I thought we should wait for a conviction, but when I saw how it is possible to take a country hostage and throw it into a series of elections, I had to change my mind," said Minister Zeev Elkin of a new outline yesterday in the High Court. "It's not a personal law."
The Likud said yesterday that "after stealing the last election, Bennett and Sa'ar are trying to steal the next election. "Their rule. Now Saar wants to import the Iranian system to Israel."
Likud on Saar: "Trying to thwart Netanyahu's confrontation" ,, Photo: Knesset Spokeswoman - Danny Shem Tov
"An assault that does not pass the blocking percentage is trying to thwart Netanyahu's confrontation, which defeats by a huge majority any other candidate for prime minister, and that millions of citizens support the Likud under his leadership," the Likud claimed.
As Minister of Justice Saar is acting in violation of a Basic Law to disqualify the right-wing candidate in an attempted cowardly assassination attempt.
"Support for Iranian law would be another blatant violation of Bennett's election promise."
"Four days before the last election, Bennett pledged to oppose the law that a prime minister could not serve an indictment, adding that he opposes in principle a situation where a single person can overthrow a prime minister," the Likud recalled. The public will not let them. They should listen to another Justice Minister, the late Tommy Lapid, who reacted strongly to an MK from the Labor Party who wanted to pass Iranian law: "Do you want officials to fire prime ministers?"
