Following the announcement of the dissolution of the government: Prime Minister Naftali BennettAnd his partner in the Interior Minister party Ayelet Shaked, Met today (Friday) for a meeting that lasted about an hour and a half and discussed the political crisis and the run-up to the elections. Their entourage reported that “the meeting was good” and the two arranged to meet again on Sunday.
Also, the interior minister who took off this week for a diplomatic visit to Morocco, said on the day of the dissolution of the government that “I heard that several things are happening in Israel, I continue my visit as usual, offering everything you hear in the media – do not believe, everything is nonsense.” Shaked’s remarks came in light of reports that she received the dramatic announcement in surprise and outrage and that she was not interested in holding elections but in forming an alternative right-wing government.
As you may recall, outgoing Prime Minister Bennett announced this week that he will soon turn the Prime Minister’s Office to Foreign Minister Lapid, but has not yet dispelled the fog surrounding his political future, which remains open for the time being and has no clear answer. Shortly after the dissolution of the government, the chairman of the right told his associates that he was considering his steps.