Ben Gabir said at Rabbi Kahana's memorial that he opposes the expulsion of Arabs from Israel - and received boos (Roni Knafo)
Otzma Yehudit say this evening (Thursday) that there is "great progress" in the coalition negotiations with the Likud on the formation of the next government.
According to the report, Knesset member Itamar Ben Gabir's party will receive the Ministry of Internal Security with expanded powers, the Ministry of Heritage, which was split from the Jerusalem Ministry, as well as the Negev and Galilee Ministry, which was split from the Periphery Ministry and was one of the main obstacles in the talks.
Ben Gabir claims that an agreement has not yet been reached in the dispute over the Ministry of the Periphery, which Shas also demands, and there are differences of opinion regarding the regulation of the young settlement and issues such as security, law and Jewish identity. There is similar progress with the Shas party.
Yesterday the Likud and Shas recorded progress in the talks between the parties to form the next government. According to the understandings, Shas chairman Aryeh Deri will receive the interior and health portfolios, in addition to other portfolios for party members such as the religion portfolio to which former minister Yaakov Avitan is supposed to return, and two portfolios The parties aim to sign a joint principle agreement as soon as possible.
"Significant progress" on the way to the government.
Ben Gabir (Photo: Reuven Castro)
As part of the talks, the possibility of rotation with the chairman of religious Zionism, Bezalel Smotrich, on the treasury portfolio is still being examined. If the parties finally agree on this, Smotrich will serve in the position for the first two years and then transfer the office to Derai and serve in his place in the interior and health portfolios. So far , the gaps with Smotrich are large and Likud hopes to bridge them with the progress with the rest of the partnership.
Yesterday Likud senior official Yariv Levin, who is also the director of coalition negotiations on behalf of the party, attacked the chairman of religious Zionism in closed conversations.
In a conversation in which the words that were said were published for the first time in Vala!
Levin said that Smotrich's goal is to "establish a government within a government".
He claimed that religious Zionism wants to dismantle government ministries and "take over half the government".
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