Member of Knesset Avir Kara (right) today (Friday) referred in a statement to his party activists to the retirement of former coalition chairman Idit Silman, saying: “She has fallen into the trap. “Silman stood under a roller coaster of heavy pressure, slander, cursing and demonstrations and surrendered.”
“I have to tell the truth – the Likud does not have an alternative government in this Knesset,” Kara added. We will go to the polls again, we will not be able to complete the safety net for the self-employed, the shortening of the interns’ shifts, we will continue to strengthen the army, and we will not be able to implement the reforms to lower the cost of living. ”
“The top priority right now – to try and stabilize the system, to give the current government a chance to act for the citizens without dragging the systems into more years of elections and defamation,” the right-wing MK said, “I told Silman and Shikli. “Such and others, if he does not succeed – it is always possible to press the election button in the future. They have not yet accepted my offer, but the offer is valid.”
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As I said last week, former coalition chairman Silman dropped a bombshell on the political system when she announced her intention to resign from the government. I will continue to try to persuade my friends to return home and form a right-wing government. I know I’m not the only one who feels that way. “