Lieberman Offers to Negotiate with Ultra-Orthodox Parties
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman proposed direct negotiations with ultra-Orthodox parties, suggesting a meeting with Education Minister Naftali Bennett. The offer was made to the chairman of the Degel HaTorah faction outside the Knesset plenum. This unusual footage reveals a dramatic attempt at rapprochement with the ultra-Orthodox community.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman proposed direct negotiations with ultra-Orthodox parties.
- Lieberman suggested a meeting with Education Minister Naftali Bennett to initiate talks.
- The offer was made to the chairman of the Degel HaTorah faction outside the Knesset.
- Unusual footage of the exchange was released, showing a dramatic overture.
- The move signals a significant shift in Lieberman's approach to the ultra-Orthodox.
Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman made a significant overture to the ultra-Orthodox parties, proposing direct negotiations with them. The dramatic move was captured in unusual footage released today, showing Lieberman approaching the chairman of the Degel HaTorah faction outside the Knesset plenum.
"Let's start negotiations," Lieberman reportedly said, suggesting a direct meeting between himself and Education Minister Naftali Bennett. The chairman of Degel HaTorah, identified in the article only as "Asher," responded to the unexpected offer. The footage highlights a notable shift in Lieberman's approach towards the ultra-Orthodox community.
