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Ongoing Story· Day 10

Netanyahu Defends Shas Leader Deri, Accuses Left of 'Hypocrisy'

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SrugimPolitics

Media Personality Claims Netanyahu Pressured by Coalition Negotiations

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Media personality Avi Mimran stated that Shas is committed to the right-wing bloc and that Prime Minister Netanyahu is shocked and pressured by the concessions being made by the "change bloc" in coalition talks. Shas has denied any intention to join left-wing parties, despite ongoing negotiations. Avigdor Lieberman recently offered compromise to Haredi parties on the conscription law.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Avi Mimran claims Netanyahu is shocked and pressured by coalition negotiation concessions.
  • Shas is committed to the right-wing bloc, according to Mimran and party denials.
  • The "change bloc" is reportedly making significant concessions with no red lines.
  • Avigdor Lieberman offered compromise to Haredi parties on the conscription law.
  • Shas voters want the party to remain with the right-wing bloc.

Media personality and broadcaster Avi Mimran stated on Wednesday that the Haredi parties, specifically Shas, are aligned with the right-wing bloc, reflecting the desires of their voters. He commented on the ongoing coalition negotiations, suggesting that Prime Minister Netanyahu is shocked by the concessions the "change bloc" is willing to make, indicating a lack of red lines and a departure from standard negotiation protocols. Mimran believes Netanyahu is justifiably anxious about these developments, as observers can see a strong effort to unseat him.

Despite rumors and negotiation attempts, Shas has repeatedly denied any intention to join forces with left-wing parties, asserting their commitment to the Netanyahu bloc. The article also references a recent political move by Avigdor Lieberman, who, after years of estrangement, extended an offer of peace and compromise to the Haredi parties regarding the conscription law.

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