Escalating Tel Aviv political differences; Bennett’s cabinet will not surrender

According to Fars News Agency’s International Group, Israeli Foreign Minister Yair Lapid today (Friday) in response to the ongoing political disputes in Tel Aviv and opposition to the current cabinet, called for mourning and saying goodbye to the government early and stressed the continuation of his work.

According to the news agency «Anatoly“We are present five times a day by some people,” Lapid wrote in a Facebook post [در دولت] We were invited; Now the same people are telling us that our time is up. “No, it’s not over yet and we’re here.”

Meanwhile, the Israeli Foreign Minister is trying to prevent the separation of “Gida Rinawi Zaabi”, the Arab representative and deputy speaker of the Knesset (Israeli parliament) from the leftist party “Mertes”, a participant in the coalition government of “Naftali Bennett”, the Israeli Prime Minister. Slowly

“This government is better for Israel and the Israeli people,” Lapid said. We have no intention of surrendering or abandoning the state. “We also do not want to give the government to Benjamin Netanyahu (leader of the opposition) and Benghifir (representative of the right wing), they will have the opportunity to destroy the country.”

Lapid further confirmed that the Tel Aviv cabinet is in a difficult situation, adding: “We do what we did every time; We talk to those we need to sit down with and fix anything that needs to be fixed.

Following Rinawi Zaabi’s decision to leave the pro-Zionist coalition, Bint’s party lost its parliamentary majority and its number of representatives was reduced to 59; The Knesset has 120 delegates.

The Hebrew newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth has announced that the right-wing Zionist regime (Likud) intends to present a bill to dissolve Bennett’s cabinet in parliament next Wednesday.

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