Likud Welcomes Ach"i Party's Withdrawal From Elections, Promises Ministerial Role
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
The Likud party welcomed the Ach"i movement's withdrawal from elections. An agreement was reached to appoint a deputy minister in the Prime Minister's Office. This role will be filled by a member of Likud or Ach"i to promote shared principles.
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- Likud welcomed Ach"i's withdrawal from elections.
- An agreement was reached to appoint a deputy minister in the Prime Minister's Office.
- The deputy minister will be from Likud or Ach"i.
- The role aims to advance shared principles between the parties.
The Likud party on Friday commented on the decision by Rabbi Chida Avargel and the Ach"i movement to withdraw from the upcoming elections. Following this decision, an agreement was reached with the Ach"i movement to appoint a deputy minister in the Prime Minister's Office. This deputy minister will be chosen from among Likud Knesset members or from the Ach"i party, with the aim of advancing shared principles. The specific details of the agreement and the exact nature of the deputy minister's role were not immediately disclosed.
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