Bennett met with Kara in an attempt to prevent the disintegration of the right and the government

Earlier today, Kara also met with Idit Silman, the chairman of the coalition that resigned in favor of the opposition, and held talks with Interior Minister Shaked and MK Nir Orbach.

According to sources on the right, Kara is working in coordination with Bennett and Shaked, and the Prime Minister's Office estimates that they have managed to stop the internal disintegration on the right for the time being.

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10/04/2022

Sunday, 10 April 2022, 21:30 Updated: 21:56

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In the video: MK Silman leaves her home on the streets and refuses to answer journalists' questions (Walla system!)

Prime Minister Naftali Bennett met tonight (Sunday) with MK Avir Kara, as part of an effort to stem the disintegration of the right after the retirement of coalition chairman Idit Silman.

Earlier today, Kara also met with Silman, and there are also talks with Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked and MK Nir Orbach.

According to sources on the right, Kara is working in coordination with Bennett and Shaked. And prevent the Likud from recruiting another defector - but the opposition intends to continue to put heavy pressure on Bennett's Knesset members, and especially on Kara and Auerbach, to join it and overthrow the government.

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Members of the right-wing faction, a month ago.

Bennett tries to prevent disintegration (Photo: Walla !, official website)

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Earlier today, Bennett convened coalition leaders for the first time since Silman's retirement.

During the conversation, the party leaders agreed on their desire to continue preserving the coalition and take steps to stabilize internal disputes and tensions.

The meeting took place before the announcement made today by Silman, in which she clarified that her decision to resign from the coalition is final, but the coalition intends to continue to press her to return and examine the possibility of cooperation.

"The decision to end my path in the current coalition is a value one and therefore final," Silman wrote in a statement issued earlier.

"I call on my members in the coalition and the faction to express the position of the majority of the public in Israel and to establish a Zionist and national government in the current Knesset."

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