Kan 11 commentator reveals the scenario: how a government that will last until 2030 could be formed

Michael Shemesh, a commentator for News 13, presents a scenario for a stable government in Israel without Netanyahu, which could last until 2030. According to him, Bennett and Lieberman will be able to justify giving up election promises. Shemesh criticizes the leaders of the change bloc: 'Shame and disgrace.'

Political commentator Michael Shemesh, in a discussion with Amichai Attali and Gideon Oko on 103fm, presents a scenario for a stable government in Israel that could last until the 2030 elections. According to him, the government will be composed of the opposition bloc, Ra'am, and United Torah Judaism, relying on a source in Likud who says: 'This is a four-year government.' Shemesh estimates that Bennett and Lieberman will be able to justify giving up election promises, such as the 'Servants' Alliance,' by presenting the removal of Netanyahu as a major achievement. He adds that Shas, despite being Bibist and right-wing, will be comfortable with such a government due to the need for budgets, and that the Joint List will also see it as an achievement. Shemesh criticizes the leaders of the change bloc, calling their conduct 'shame and disgrace,' and notes that Yair Golan is the only one trying to propose a government on the horizon.