Knitted News06.12.21 12:35 B. Tevet Tishpev
Photo, Knesset Channel
The anger in the ultra-Orthodox factions over the videos that came out of the meeting in the office of Communications Minister Yoaz Handel with the Admors continued.
Gafni slammed Handel for referring to the public that we are not interested in using kosher phones and certainly not to the rabbis who came to him and respected him. There is a large public, everyone should be treated like human beings and not treated like a full cart and an empty cart like you referred to.
Gafni and Handel (from the Knesset channel)
Handel replied: “The Admors left the hearing satisfied and received respectful treatment.” Gafni replied: “Even in understanding what is read, you are in trouble.” .
Gafni: “I’m not in exile, you are in exile! I have people who vote for me, you have none.”
The committee’s discussion revolved around the reform of the postal services. Minister Handel said at the hearing: “The public is not satisfied and this can not be ignored. Israel Post: In front of 45 million visits to post offices, about 300 million letters and 57 million parcels delivered annually – there are only about a thousand complaints. Economics Committee Chairman Michael Bitton “Improving the service and maintaining an equal price for the residents of the periphery as well – are mandatory principles.”
According to the Israel Post’s CEO, Danny Goldstein, in front of 45 million visits to post offices and about 300 million letters and 57 million parcels delivered each year – there are only about a thousand complaints each year. The post office is in Israel and it stands at 99% in these dimensions. “
He talked about extending the opening hours of post offices, sending text messages about receiving registered mail and parcels, advanced parcel delivery services, opening hundreds of external parcel delivery centers and opening a telephone and online service center. He lamented the company’s failure to win a single government tender, and estimated that the letter market would almost completely disappear in the future. He noted that there was a dramatic improvement in waiting times for queues and a constant check of the amount of letters delivered and ensured an improvement in service in the Arab sector, and agreed with the main points of the proposed law of the Ministry of Communications but presented some reservations.
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