Am Israel Party Won't Rely on Goldknopf for Coalition
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
The statement was made at a youth conference in Jerusalem, where Ezra also deflected accusations of joining Benjamin Netanyahu.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Aviv Ezra stated his Am Israel party will not rely on Yitzhak Goldknopf for coalition support.
- Ezra made the comments at the National Youth Conference in Jerusalem on Sunday.
- Michal Hirsch Negri and Yaya Fink challenged Ezra, who avoided answering about joining Benjamin Netanyahu.
- Ezra claimed his party is active, unlike others who "complain all day."
- The agreement is for the upcoming election campaign.
Ezra made these remarks during the National Youth Conference held at Binyanei Ha'uma in Jerusalem. He emphasized that his party aims to serve the public of soldiers and therefore cannot depend on Goldknopf to provide the crucial 61st seat needed to form a government.
During the conference, a verbal confrontation occurred when Michal Hirsch Negri and Yaya Fink accused Ezra's party of ultimately joining Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc. Ezra evaded a direct response to this assertion, stating instead that his party members are active and work, unlike others who he claimed complain all day.
These declarations from the youth conference come amidst developments within the Haredi political sphere, as parties consolidate their positions.
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