The coalition has decided on a new strategy, in light of Silman's resignation and the boycott of the Knesset's votes in the Knesset. "I intend to do everything possible to pass laws for the citizens of Israel. For this, every partnership with every party is kosher - from the common, through the ultra-Orthodox to religious Zionism. Everything for the continued improvement of the lives of Israeli citizens."
As stated, the coalition has decided that in order to win the Knesset votes without a majority, they will do everything, and will not resort to means and cooperation to pass laws.
The main goal of the coalition is to thwart the atmosphere of elections, which has been hovering over their heads since Silman's retirement.
In light of the new policy, the coalition decided to remove its opposition, and even help members of the opposition pass their private laws on social and economic issues in order to build trust, and in exchange for cooperation from the opposition on laws that are important to the government on consensus issues.
Last night, due to the collaboration with the joint list, Toporovsky's new strategy was successful - and the coalition avoided embarrassing losses.
Another unusual event yesterday testified to the coalition's need to lean on the opposition.
Deputy Prime Minister Yair Lapid came to the celebrations of the 70th birthday of Torah Judaism chairman Moshe Gafni, and congratulated him.
Gafni and Bennett (Archive), Photo: Noam Rivkin Fenton
Bish Atid says that as early as tomorrow, the coalition will help pass laws by ultra-Orthodox Knesset members, in an attempt to create cooperation and trust that will help the coalition overcome the difficulties facing the RAAM and the lack of a majority in the Knesset.
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