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

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MK's Mother Claims Son Will Resign Over Arab Party Coalition

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Miriam Peretz, mother of new lawmaker Elyasaf Peretz, stated her son will resign from the Knesset if his party leader Gadi Eisenkot forms a government including Arab parties. She expressed personal opposition to Arab parties in a coalition, citing concerns over national security decisions. Elyasaf Peretz had previously ruled out sitting with non-Zionist parties. MK Tally Gotliv suggested he defect rather than resign to prevent such a coalition.

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  • Miriam Peretz claims her son, MK Elyasaf Peretz, will resign if Yashar forms a coalition with Arab parties.
  • She opposes Arab parties joining a governing coalition, citing national security decision-making concerns.
  • Elyasaf Peretz previously stated he would not sit with non-Zionist parties, including Ra'am.
  • Gadi Eisenkot is tasked with forming a government and has reportedly demanded party discipline.
  • MK Tally Gotliv suggested Elyasaf Peretz defect to another faction instead of resigning.
MK's Mother Claims Son Will Resign Over Arab Party Coalition
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