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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Council of Torah Sages Backs Netanyahu for Prime Minister

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KipaPolitics

Senior Shas Rabbi Backs Netanyahu-Eisenkot Government

Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba

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Senior Shas Rabbi Moshe Maya believes a government led by Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot could be excellent. Shas representatives recommended Netanyahu to form the government. Meanwhile, the Council of Torah Sages forbade Arie Deri from resigning as party chairman after their election setback.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Senior Shas Rabbi Moshe Maya endorsed a potential Netanyahu-Eisenkot government rotation.
  • Shas representatives recommended Benjamin Netanyahu to form the next government.
  • Shas's Council of Torah Sages forbade Arie Deri from resigning as party chairman.
  • Deri sought to resign following Shas's election result of only six mandates.
  • The council's decision followed a telephone consultation among its members.

The senior rabbi of Shas's Council of Torah Sages, Rabbi Moshe Maya, stated that a government led by Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot in rotation could be successful. In an interview with Mishpacha magazine, Rabbi Maya was quoted as saying, "A Netanyahu and Eisenkot rotation government can be an excellent one." This statement comes as Shas representatives officially recommended Netanyahu to form the next government at the Presidential Residence. The Shas delegation included Michael Malchieli, Yinon Azulai, Yoav Ben Tzur, Haim Biton, and Dror Amos.

Concurrently, Shas's Council of Torah Sages prohibited Arie Deri from resigning his position as party chairman. Deri had reportedly sought to step down following the party's poor performance in the recent elections, securing only six mandates. The council's decision was made after a telephone consultation among its members. It remains unclear whether Deri will continue to serve as a Member of Knesset.

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