After winning one of the highest percentages of support in Israel, 98.5%, the Mayor of Nof HaGalil, Ronan Plot, this morning presented the composition of the coalition in which all 17 members of the House factions, including the Arab list and the ultra-Orthodox, are members.
Plot this morning completed the work of assembling the coalition and announced the joining of all factions in the House, including the Arab Coexistence faction led by Dr. Shukri Awada, which holds four mandates, and the ultra-orthodox Leumi faction led by Menachem Gandel, which won two mandates in the city council elections.
Although his list, 'Our Galilee View ', won 11 mandates - an absolute majority which apparently does not require the joining of additional factions - Plot made great efforts to join the other two factions: Coexistence and the Leumi ultra-Orthodox list: "I see all companies and members of the city council as full partners in working for the city and all its residents.
None of them ran in the elections for politics, but out of a true desire to act actively for the city, to contribute and take part in the action landscape, together we are a cohesive, strong and matter-of-fact force for the good of the city," explained Plot.
Ronen Plot/official website, photo - Israel Peretz
Nof HaGalil municipality/official website, photo: Dovrat Nof HaGalil
Nof HaGilil is the only city in Israel that is running for a second term through a wall-to-wall coalition, consisting of all factions of the House.
"We are in a complex period in which we must gird our waists and come together both at the national level and at the municipal level, in the community circles and at home. I am proud of the Galilee landscape which is an example, I have no doubt that our municipal unity council will do good for the city and its residents"
as Plot remembers, he was crowned in the elections as the most popular mayor in Israel after winning a phenomenal percentage of support - 98.5%.
Next after him, in second place on the list of popular mayors in Israel is the mayor of Beer Sheva, Rubik Danilovich
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