Shas Denies Reports of Deri's Resignation, Expects Council Meeting Postponement
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
The Shas party has denied media reports stating its leader, Aryeh Deri, submitted a resignation from his Knesset seat and party leadership. The party confirmed that reports of Deri informing the Council of Torah Sages of his resignation were untrue. Shas also anticipates that a planned meeting of the Council of Torah Sages to discuss Deri's potential resignation will be postponed.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Shas party denied reports of its leader Aryeh Deri resigning from Knesset and party leadership.
- The party stated that media claims about Deri informing the Council of Torah Sages were incorrect.
- Reports had suggested the Council of Torah Sages was to meet to discuss Deri's resignation.
- Shas anticipates the Council of Torah Sages' meeting will be postponed.
The Shas party on Wednesday denied reports claiming its leader, Aryeh Deri, had submitted a resignation letter to the Council of Torah Sages, intending to step down from his leadership and Knesset membership. The party issued an official statement asserting that media reports about Deri informing the Council of his resignation were incorrect. This denial followed earlier reports that the Council of Torah Sages was planning to convene a meeting to discuss Deri's intention to resign from his positions. The party anticipates that this meeting will be postponed.
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