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Mother of MK Elissef Peretz Sets Ultimatum: He Will Resign from Knesset

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Miriam Peretz: Son Will Quit Knesset If Party Joins Government With Arab Parties

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Miriam Peretz, mother of MK Elisaf Peretz, stated her son will resign from the Knesset if his party, Yashar, joins a government with an Arab party. She made the comments during a radio interview amid coalition talks. This contrasts with her recent speech at his swearing-in ceremony, where she stressed unity. MK Elisaf Peretz has previously opposed coalitions with non-Zionist parties.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Miriam Peretz says her son, MK Elisaf Peretz, will leave Knesset if his party joins government with Arab party.
  • She stated an Arab party should not decide on matters of national security.
  • Her remarks contrast with her recent speech emphasizing unity at her son's swearing-in.
  • MK Elisaf Peretz has previously opposed coalitions with non-Zionist parties.
  • The comments come amid ongoing coalition negotiations for Israel's next government.
Miriam Peretz: Son Will Quit Knesset If Party Joins Government With Arab Parties
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