Gideon Sa'ar cancels a cabinet meeting with Tibi and Odah: "anti-Israeli views"

In an interview with the Kol Al-Nas website, the Minister of Justice said that the positions of the chairmen of the Hadash and Tal parties are "extreme". He stated that even after the split from Balad, the state camp party would not agree to "a government that relies on the joint list" and claimed Because "the solution now is only a broad unity government led by Benny Gantz"

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09/18/2022

Sunday, September 18, 2022, 9:53 p.m. Updated: 10:17 p.m.

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In the video: Minister of Justice, Gideon Sa'ar emphatically denies joining the Hadash-Ta'al list (All Al-Nas)

Justice Minister Gideon Sa'ar today (Sunday) canceled a cabinet meeting with Ta'al and Hadash, even after the split from Balad, ahead of the upcoming elections. "We are well aware of the positions of Odeh and Tibi, and they are extreme, sometimes even anti-Israel," Sa'ar claimed. In an interview with the Al-Nas website,

Sa'ar stated that his party, the state camp, would not agree to "a government based on the joint list" and claimed that "the solution now is only a broad unity government, and the only one who can form such a government is Benny Gantz.

" Matan Kahana, also in the state camp, made it clear that even after Balad's separation to run independently, he opposes cooperation with Hadash and Tal. Infidels in the idea of ​​the Jewish state."

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The joint list disbanded on Thursday, just before the closing of the lists.

Balad, one of the three factions that make up the list, announced its retirement and split from Hadash and Tal. The differences of opinion were about the sixth place on the list, and the question of whether or not there would be a rotation on it. Ahmed Tibi said that the split was "very unfortunate." The head of the list, Ayman Odeh, said: "There is no doubt that the most interesting list is Hadash-Ta'al because the right-wing bloc stands at 58 and the change bloc at 55 and we have 6 mandates that decide the elections."

MK Sami Abu Shahada, chairman of Balad, told the members of the election committee: "Balad has been around for decades and has contributed to the democratic idea and the development of the idea of ​​a state for all its citizens and the resolution of the conflict, which in our view has been going on for too long."

This morning the representatives of the Israel Beitenu party appealed to the Central Election Committee with a request to disqualify Sami Abu Shahada from running in the upcoming Knesset elections.

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