"All this money we will transfer": Bennett and Lapid's number 3 goes on the attack

Keren Turner, number 3 in the Together party, sharply criticizes the budget allocation: "They cut welfare and health, but don't touch coalition funds." She warns of the damage from Jewish terrorism in Judea and Samaria and states that the government does not enforce law and order.

Keren Turner, former director general of the Ministry of Finance and number 3 in the Together party led by Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid, launches a sharp critique of the budget allocation. Turner argues that the government is making across-the-board cuts that harm welfare, health, and education, while preserving coalition funds she calls "corrupt." She notes that a cut of 138 million shekels in welfare is unreasonable, and that the government's priorities are "simply illogical." Turner also addresses the damage to social services against the backdrop of the war, noting that soldiers return wounded in body and soul and children wait a year and a half for mental health treatment. She attacks the lack of cuts in the budgets of the Ministry of Religious Affairs and private ultra-Orthodox education. Additionally, Turner warns of the damage from Jewish terrorism in Judea and Samaria, and states that the government does not enforce law and order, which could harm Israel's international standing and economy, including the disconnection of banks from the SWIFT system.