Gafni examined with Ganz the formation of an alternative government;

Likud accuses: "Prevents the arrival of a deserter"

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It has been reported that the two have recently had at least two conversations.

Ganz rejected the proposals.

According to a political source, "Gafni initiated the talks with the knowledge of senior Likud members, but not on their own."

Sources in the Likud: "If Gafni opposes the dissolution of the Knesset, and there is no alternative government, why would MKs on the right come with us?"

Yaki Adamkar

14/04/2022

Thursday, 14 April 2022, 12:30 Updated: 12:50

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The chairman of Torah Judaism, MK Moshe Gafni, recently spoke with the defense minister and blue-and-white chairman, Bnei Gantz, in an effort to prevent elections and form an alternative government in the current Knesset. Walla! To form a government together with Ganz. The blue and white chairman rejected the proposals.

According to a political source, "Gafni initiated the talks with Gantz with the knowledge of senior Likud members but not on their minds."

Likud sources accused Gafni of thwarting the move to overthrow the government.

According to them, Gafni conveyed a decisive message, backed by the spiritual leader Rabbi Gershon Edelstein, that he is not ready to go to the polls.

"This opposition," they said, "completely sterilizes the attempt to bring in defectors from the coalition. If there is no point in dispersing the Knesset because Gafni opposes, why should the MKs on the right or in a new hope come with us?

To stay in the air? "

MK Gafni's office denied the allegations.

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Talked at least twice lately.

Gafni and Gantz (Photo: Image Processing, Reuven Castro, Yonatan Zindel - Flash 90)

After Silman announced his retirement from the coalition, Gafni said opposition factions should lead a candidate who should form a government:

The leaders of the ultra-Orthodox parties are not currently interested in further elections.

"It's a gamble," one of them said after Silman retired.

"Who knows how we will end this race for the fifth time? We have already gone to the polls four times and declared full support for Netanyahu and failed to bring in the long-awaited 61st, what assures us that this will happen now and we can form a full right-wing government?"

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