United Torah Judaism Not Surprised by Liberman's Stance
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
A source from the United Torah Judaism party expressed no surprise at recent political shifts, stating they understood the direction after the elections. The party is reportedly willing to join an opposition-led government if a conscription law is passed, which they consider the most crucial issue. Passing this law is seen as key to unlocking budget allocations.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- United Torah Judaism is not surprised by political developments, understanding the direction after elections.
- The party is willing to join an opposition government if a conscription law is passed.
- A conscription law is currently the most important issue for United Torah Judaism.
- Passing the conscription law is expected to lead to the release of budget allocations.
A source within the United Torah Judaism party stated that the party is not particularly surprised by recent political developments, particularly regarding statements made by Avigdor Liberman. The source told Walla that since the elections, they have been hearing discussions and engaging with individuals in the "change bloc" (referring to opposition parties), indicating they understood the direction events were heading.
According to the source, there is an intention to proceed with a move to form a government with the opposition. "If they give us a conscription law, we will go with them. Absolutely. That is the most important thing right now," the source said. They added that once the conscription law is passed, budgets will also be released. "We are in politics, and in politics, you do what needs to be done," the source concluded.
