The outgoing MK from the Change Bloc assesses: These are the parties that will remain outside the coalition

Outgoing MK Vladimir Beliak warns that waiving the conscription of Haredim will harm security and the economy, attacks Bismuth's conscription law, and calls on the Change Bloc to compromise in order to prevent repeat elections. According to him, Netanyahu needs to go home.

Outgoing MK Vladimir Beliak, from the Change Bloc, was interviewed on Radio North 104.5FM and warned that waiving the conscription of Haredim will harm Israel's security and economy. According to him, the IDF is short of 15,000 to 20,000 soldiers, and half of Haredi men are not employed, costing tens of billions of shekels annually. Beliak attacks Bismuth's conscription law, which he calls "Yisrabluff," and claims it will not draft a single Haredi. He calls on the Change Bloc to compromise to prevent repeat elections, and clarifies that Netanyahu needs to go home. Beliak estimates that the Arab parties will not be part of a future coalition, and calls for realizing the parliamentary majority created in the elections.

The outgoing MK from the Change Bloc assesses: These are the parties that will remain outside the coalition