22,600 - This is the result you get when you google the phrase "Orbach is undecided".
Orbach is a serial debater.
In fact, his first deliberation was a year ago, so he was debating whether to join the government with Lapid.
A few days later, when MK Amichai Shikli retired from the right, he hesitated again.
A few months later, MK Nir Orbach debated how to vote in the Electricity Law of RAAM.
Less than a few weeks later, he was again debating the fact that the Prime Minister had opposed the Citizenship Law.
Silman and Auerbach (archive), Photo: Oren Ben Hakon
Then Edith Silman arrived, dropped a bomb, announced that she was resigning from the coalition and caused Orbach to hesitate.
Orbach continued to ponder even while the coalition failed to pass the "Dimensions for Education" law without the help of the opposition.
And this week, guess what has happened since the Judea and Samaria law fell in the Knesset? Indeed, Nir Orbach is undecided. The undecided spin has become Orbach's "ticket." The Matan Kahana religions have cut to the center and disengaged from their traditional base, Nir Auerbach will strengthen for a year the “stomach aches” and dilemmas to dance on both weddings.
A leaky spin?
The next few days are Orbach's decisive moments - if he continues to be the recurring joke of the longest social networks in history such as "Orbach is on the edge again" and "Hold me", or he will take the significant step and dismantle the government.
Political sources claim that Orbach has already decided on the issue, and at the request of Shaked and Bennett he gives a few more days to end various processes, and possibly also to try to find a solution around the rebellious MKs Mazen Ghanaim and Jida Zoabi. "Yes-Man" - this does not mean that the Judea and Samaria law will pass or the crises in the coalition will be resolved.
The time that passes does not go well with him.
MK Auerbach,
The time that passes does not go well with Orbach.
If he continues to hesitate he will become a joke.
If Zoabi or any other factor dismantles the government, Auerbach will lose his place in the Likud.
Orbach's decision point is already here, and in a few days we'll all know if it was a real deliberation or a leaky spin.
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