In an attempt to calm the spirits in the coalition: Michaeli and Bitton met after weeks of disconnection

Following a boycott of the coalition, Michaeli and Bitton met in her office in an effort to resolve disputes over public transport reform.

Both sides said that "the meeting was in a good atmosphere", but around Bitton it was stated that the proposals "do not converge for the time being for a solution", and the gaps are many

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19/06/2022

Sunday, 19 June 2022, 18:38 Updated: 19:25

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Michael Bitton attacks Minister Merav Michaeli (Photo: Knesset Channel)

Labor Party Chairman Transport Minister Merav Michaeli met today (Sunday) with Economic Affairs Committee Chairman MK Michael Bitton (blue and white) in her office. The two met in an effort to resolve the disputes over public transport reform. It was in a good atmosphere, "but

Biton

said that the gaps are still many.

In an attempt to calm the spirits in the coalition

. "Efforts will be made in the coming days to find additional solutions."

Labor Chairman, Merav Michaeli, during the Labor Assistant Session in the Knesset, February 28, 2022 (Photo: TPS, Shalev)

Minister Michaeli's office also stated that "the meeting was in a good atmosphere and it was agreed that they will continue talking in the coming days."

On the issue of Bitton's continued boycott of the plenum vote, those around him say he will make a decision by the time the plenum opens tomorrow afternoon in accordance with developments.

Also, to Walla!

It has been learned that the possibility is now being examined that the Ministry of Finance will provide a budget increase outside the public transport reform, which will specifically subsidize the weakened populations in the periphery, which are to be harmed as a result of the reform.

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