Without declarations and without answers: Naftali Bennett's evasion upon entering the Knesset

Yashar party chairman Naftali Bennett returned to the Knesset today and skipped the media stand, continuing his public silence since the elections. His associates say he prefers closed-door negotiations and wants a stable, broad government.

Yashar party chairman Naftali Bennett returned to the Knesset today (Tuesday) after a term in which he was not re-elected, and chose to skip the media stand at the entrance to the Knesset, continuing his public silence since the publication of the election results. His associates say he prefers to conduct negotiations behind closed doors and wants a stable, broad government, provided clear basic principles are agreed upon. Bennett has not yet clarified his basic guidelines or his position regarding the inclusion of Haredi parties, against the backdrop of his commitments during the election campaign. Meanwhile, Gadi Eisenkot is examining various scenarios for forming a government, including a government with the support of the Arab parties, a government with the Haredim, or a unity government with Likud. The article notes that Bennett is waiting for developments and refrains from public statements at this stage.