Coalition Negotiation Teams from Yesh Atid, Likud, and Together Meet
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
Coalition negotiation teams from Yesh Atid, Likud, and Together met in Herzliya on Sunday. The parties stated that discussions would continue after the meeting, which was described as businesslike. Meanwhile, Yair Golan commented that unity talks with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are not the way to achieve change.
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- Yesh Atid, Likud, and Together coalition negotiation teams met in Herzliya on Sunday.
- Michael Rabilo represented Likud, while Yoav Horowitz and Hili Tropper represented Yesh Atid.
- Shalom Shlomo represented the Together party in the coalition talks.
- Yesh Atid and Likud stated that dialogue between the parties will continue.
- Yair Golan asserted that unity talks with Netanyahu are not the path to change.
Negotiation teams from the Yesh Atid, Likud, and Together parties convened in Herzliya on Sunday afternoon for coalition talks. Representing Likud was Michael Rabilo, an attorney who was a candidate for State Comptroller and previously served as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's personal lawyer. Yoav Horowitz, former chief of staff to Netanyahu and director-general of the Prime Minister's Office, and MK Hili Tropper represented the Yesh Atid team. Shalom Shlomo, former cabinet secretary, represented the Together party. Following the meeting, Yesh Atid and Likud issued a joint statement indicating that the discussion took place in a businesslike atmosphere and that dialogue between the parties will continue. Separately, Yair Golan stated that the path to change does not involve unity talks with Netanyahu.
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