Bennett fired MK Silman from the Knesset committee, the chairman on the right was not even updated
The faction announced that it would appoint MK Pinto in place of the MK who resigned from the coalition, but to Walla!
It was learned that the committee's chairman, party member Nir Orbach, had not been informed in advance of the move.
Yaki Adamkar
17/05/2022
Tuesday, 17 May 2022, 08:50 Updated: 09:21
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The right-wing faction announced tonight (Tuesday) in the Knesset plenum that it is dismissing MK Idit Silman from the Knesset committee, and will appoint MK Shirley Pinto on behalf of the faction. Walla! MK Nir Auerbach, who serves as chairman of the
committee
, is criticized by the party, whose members recently claim that Bennett has not shared with them moves he is supposed to be leading to stabilize the coalition.
In place of MK Tatiana Mazarski Mish Atid.
Silman's removal and Pinto's appointment to the health committee are intended to signal to the MK that if she votes against the coalition, the faction may also remove her from the chairmanship of the health committee, a position she wants to retain - and perhaps even separate her from the right-wing faction, similar to MK Amichai Shikli.
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Edith Silman, the organizing committee.
June 28, 2021 (Photo: Knesset Spokeswoman, Noam Moskowitz)
The move came to fruition after the incident yesterday at a right-wing faction meeting, in which Bennett sought to hold a factional vote on the reappointment of Matan Kahana to the post of minister of religions.
Silman refused to commit to supporting it and asked "not to talk about it now."
After refraining from committing, Bennett locked up the meeting, waited for her to come out and then proceeded to another meeting with Knesset members in the party.
Earlier, however, Silman told associates that she would vote against the reappointment of Kahana.
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