Netanyahu Admits Mistakes in Dealing With Noam Party, Seeks Withdrawal
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu admitted in private talks that he mishandled relations with the Noam party but urged them to withdraw from the election to prevent vote wastage. Netanyahu is prepared to commit to Noam's educational demands.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu admitted past mistakes in dealing with the Noam party.
- Netanyahu urged Noam to withdraw from the election to prevent vote wastage.
- He offered to commit to Noam's demands regarding education.
- Noam suggested meeting with Netanyahu's representatives after the elections.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has acknowledged in closed-door conversations that his previous dealings with the Noam party were mistaken, including ignoring them before the deadline for party lists, which led to their independent and seemingly unlikely run. However, Netanyahu stressed that with the upcoming elections and the risk of vote wastage within their bloc, Noam must withdraw from the race. He expressed willingness to commit to fulfilling the party's demands concerning education.
They have reportedly told Netanyahu's envoys to "come on Wednesday," implying a meeting after the elections conclude. The Prime Minister's concern is to prevent vote wastage and ensure the formation of the next government, which he believes necessitates Noam's withdrawal from the electoral contest.
