Bennett Reverses Stance, Rules Out Coalition With Netanyahu
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Yamina party chairman Naftali Bennett has changed his stance on forming a coalition with Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu. Bennett initially refused to sit with Netanyahu but later suggested he could be a minister in a Yamina-led government. This reversal was met with strong opposition from within Bennett's own bloc, who vowed not to cooperate with Netanyahu.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Yamina party chairman Naftali Bennett reversed his position on a coalition with Benjamin Netanyahu.
- Bennett initially stated he would not sit with Netanyahu under any circumstances.
- Bennett later suggested Netanyahu could serve as a minister in a Yamina-led government.
- Members of Bennett's bloc declared they would not sit with Netanyahu.
- The bloc's opposition to Netanyahu was described as absolute.
Yamina party chairman Naftali Bennett has reversed his previous statements regarding a potential coalition with Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu. Bennett initially stated that he would not sit with Netanyahu under any circumstances. However, in a subsequent statement, Bennett indicated a willingness to have Netanyahu serve as a minister in a government led by Yamina.
This shift in position has drawn sharp criticism from within Bennett's own bloc. Responding to Bennett's latest remarks, members of the bloc declared, "The world will turn upside down before we sit with Netanyahu." The exact nature of the "bloc" and its specific composition were not detailed in the report.
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