One of the big mysteries from the dramatic day in the Knesset yesterday (Monday) is what happened between noon, so Prime Minister Naftali Bennett convened the political reporters and told them that everything continues as usual and the announcement, only a few hours later, of the dissolution of the Knesset.
An opposition leader's claim could shed light on things.
According to the same official, yesterday afternoon, the last details were closed in front of another retiree from the coalition.
The retiree, according to the senior official, was in contact with senior Likud members and yesterday the last edges were closed with the head of the opposition, Netanyahu.
The identity of the retiree or her party is still kept secret.
Naftali Bennett learned of this, preferring to announce the dissolution of the government before the incident exploded.
Alongside this, Bennett's decision began to brew as early as Friday.
The one who was a partner in it from the very first moment is Matan Kahana.
Bennett spoke with a number of security and legal officials and understood that if the Judea and Samaria regulations were not passed within ten days, there would be serious legal and security chaos in the State of Israel.
Bennett informed Shaked about the decision when she was in Morocco, Photo: Coco
Meanwhile, it should be noted that prior to Bennett's decision to dissolve the government, this was preceded by attempts by Ayelet Shaked to form a right-wing government in the current Knesset.
Shaked realized in the last two weeks that the business was over and tried to form an alternative government, and she informed Bennett of her actions.
In recent days, they have realized that this is not possible, that there is no right-wing government in this Knesset and that business is going to be dispersed.
Bennett announced the decision to dissolve the government last night, a few hours before announcing it to the public.
Immediately afterwards he met with Torch to inform him.
Members of the right were briefed on the decision shortly before the joint announcement came out at 8pm, with party leaders knowing exactly a minute before the announcement came out.
The coalition chairman's private bill to dissolve the Knesset will be discussed in a preliminary reading in the plenum this coming Wednesday.
The Bennett Chamber's response will be published when received.
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