A busy day in government: The coalition is preparing for a busy day tomorrow (Wednesday) in the government, ahead of the votes in the private member’s bills, when in the wake of the many ‘rebels’, many discriminations are expected.
Due to the expectation of many losses, the coalition is even considering leaving the plenum while voting on the laws, in order not to be humiliated by the discrimination.
The rebel MKs are expected to be absent from the plenum, with the exception of MK Jida Rinawi Zoabi of March, who is expected to vote along with the opposition on a number of social laws.
At the same time, the RAAM party is working hard to persuade MK Mazen Ghanaim to vote in favor of the Judea and Samaria Regulations Law, if he does not resign from the Knesset. We have failed with you. “
On Monday, MK Nir Auerbach told Prime Minister Bennett that he did not consider himself a member of the coalition until further notice, according to Auerbach: The current one. “