Bentzi Robin, knitted news03.11.22 21:07 9th in Hashvan Tishpag
Bennett Lapid’s government (Photo: Amit Shabi/POOL)
In light of the decision in the elections and the expected establishment of a new government, the replacement prime minister, Naftali Bennett, informed the transitional prime minister Yair Lapid of his intention to resign from his post in the coming days – this is even before the swearing in of the new government.
Alternate Prime Minister Naftali Bennett: “I wish success to the government that will be formed. The government under my leadership knew how to implement a national policy in practice, but it did so through negotiation and agreement.
Bennett and Netanyahu, archive (Photo: Yonatan Zindel/Flash 90)
He also added: “We prevented the signing of the nuclear agreement with Iran, we stopped the opening of a consulate in Jerusalem, we brought, for the first time in years, peace to the residents of the Otaf, we returned masses of unemployed to work and we successfully passed a budget full of economic reforms. I hope that the new government will know how to act responsibly, while creating broad agreements As much as possible.”
We note that Bennett will serve as a member of the Knesset until the swearing-in of the new Knesset, which will take place on November 15.
In light of the expected formation of a right-wing government in a short time, and from the fact that no decisions on the disputed issues are expected until the formation of the government, the need for the right of veto of the alternate prime minister in the government is redundant.
In addition, a short time ago, Prime Minister Lapid and Prime Minister Khalifi Bennett concluded that until the formation of the new government, no actions with political sensitivity or that are not necessary will be carried out.
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