Host Calls for Apology Over 'Soft' Draft Law Deal
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Host Shimon Riklin criticized Avigdor Lieberman's plan to form a government with Haredi parties and offer them a "soft" draft law. Riklin questioned Lieberman's supporters and demanded an apology for what he called a "general sale" of the "alliance of servants." Lieberman's announcement aims to end political rumors and establish a new government coalition.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Host Shimon Riklin criticized Avigdor Lieberman's plan for a "soft" draft law with Haredi parties.
- Riklin demanded an apology from Lieberman and his supporters for the political move.
- Lieberman announced his intention to form a government with Haredi parties.
- The announcement is seen as an effort to end political rumors and form a coalition.
Host Shimon Riklin criticized Avigdor Lieberman's announcement that he would work to form a government with ultra-Orthodox parties and grant them a "soft" draft law. Riklin sarcastically compared Lieberman to a "blind horse" still running as if an election were ongoing, questioning the opinions of Lieberman, his associates, and his voters regarding what Riklin termed a "general sale" of the "alliance of servants." He demanded to know why they remained silent and stated that asking for forgiveness was the least they could do at this point. The article also references a separate report about Lieberman dropping a political bombshell and ending rumors, with the headline indicating he is working to establish a government with the Haredi parties and offer them a lenient draft law.
