Coordination call of the heads of the Change Bloc: a government with the ultra-Orthodox - even at the cost of breaking promises to voters
A common line is forming among the heads of the Change Bloc to form a government with the ultra-Orthodox parties, even at the cost of breaking explicit election promises. Lieberman signaled willingness to compromise on the conscription law issue. The plan: to publicly legitimize the move through the Iranian threat and the need for a quick government.
A common line is forming among the heads of the Change Bloc to form a government with the ultra-Orthodox parties, even at the cost of breaking explicit election promises. This was learned by Walla. The announcement by Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Lieberman on Friday about willingness to compromise on the conscription law issue did not surprise the bloc leaders. According to the plan, they will try to publicly legitimize the move by presenting the Iranian threat, the gravity of the hour, and the need to form a quick government. Additionally, the party leaders are expected to use Netanyahu's statements on the crypto issue and what they define as "the theft of the elections" to explain the need to waive key commitments. Lieberman clarified that he does not demand rotation in the premiership and set three conditions: ending the Netanyahu era, preventing further elections, and avoiding forming a government that relies on the abstention of the Joint List and Ra'am.