Idit Silman's retirement storm: After the coalition chairman surprised the political system this morning (Wednesday) in announcing her resignation from the coalition, and the many reactions that followed - including accusations by government officials that the move was content and coordinated with the Likud faction, it now turns out that Kovetz Prime Minister Naftali Bennett originated in the office of the chairman of the Religious Zionist faction, MK Bezalel Smutrich.
An examination of the details of the file in which the letter was distributed read "Author: Bureau - Bezalel Smutrich", which may indicate a prior cooperation between the two before the dramatic move began this morning.
It should be noted that Smutrich's reaction to the move came out among the first ones this morning on social media.
In an interview with Esti Perez on the B network, he did not deny that he was a partner in the move and said: "I will not talk about the political moves on the radio. Big moves are being made in the right places and not in the media."
When Perez tried to make it difficult, he replied: "I have been in GSS interrogations for months, you will not be able to get me out and drag me by the tongue."
In his response, he wrote: "Dawn of a new day. This is the beginning of the end for Bennett's non-Zionist left-wing government and the Islamic movement, and the swallow that will announce its replacement by a Jewish, Zionist and national government.
Congratulations and great appreciation to MK Silman for the courage to do the hard but true and so requested thing. Where Teshuvahs stand perfectly righteous do not stand. "
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