Naftali Bennett, the Israeli prime minister, stated today (Thursday) that the creation of a unitary government is the proper course of action for Israelis to take following the upcoming Knesset elections.
Bennett is quoted by the Israeli channel Seven as saying: “The appropriate course of action is to build a government that includes the right and the left, and after that, it includes all parties that acknowledge the Judaism and democracy of the state.
” Bennett refused to comment on whether he would support Interior Minister Elite Shaked, his ex -deputy in the “right” party, which is now running in the “Jewish House” coalition. The aforementioned coalition has not yet obtained the “decisive ratio” required to become a member of the Knesset.
Even though the “Likud” party’s camp is far from the 61 seats required to form a government, according to the majority of opinion polls, Benjamin Netanyahu is leading the closest coalition to being formed. But in other surveys, the Netanyahu side is predicted to win up to 62 seats.
The Likud Party is the strongest Israel Party in Opinion Party, followed by the “Yis Atid” party led by the current caretaker government, Yair Lapid.
Only if the two parties received more than 60 seats, which is a possibility, did the formation of the government extend.
Israeli Prime Minister: A right-left coalition government must be created.
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