Media personality Judy Shalom Nir Mozes, wife of Minister Silvan Shalom, joined today (Tuesday) the incitement being waged on economic websites against the Haredim, in light of the achievements of the United Torah Judaism party in the coalition negotiations - and caused a stir.
Judy Moses wrote on Twitter: "Read and cry. Cheer up for the members of United Torah Judaism who got what they wanted, at our expense of course." She attached a link to the Globes website, which also published journalist Raviv Drucker's post, in which he revealed the draft agreement being formed between representatives of United Torah Judaism and the Likud negotiating team.
The minister's wife's statement drew a variety of reactions from media members.
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Meanwhile, the designated Minister of Finance, Moshe Kahlon, is demanding a change to the Knesset Basic Law, which would mean postponing the transfer of the 2015 budget.
The head of the political desk on the Knesset Channel, Yaron Avraham, revealed today that the chairman of Kulanu, is requesting that discussions on the state budget last 160 days - from the date the government is established, and not 110 days as currently stipulated by law.
This means: the entire year 2015 will be conducted without a new budget.
Avraham also reveals that Kahlon intends to pass a two-year budget for 2016-2017, after formulating the reforms with senior Finance Ministers, in a way that will sever any dependence on the decisions of the previous Finance Minister, Yair Lapid.
Officials involved in the coalition negotiations preferred not to comment on the news.
