Riots in Israel? Bennett continues to race for a government that will lean on terror supporters

May 11, 2021   

Despite the escalation and disturbances by Arabs all over the country: Negotiations to form a Bennett-Lapid government resumed this morning (Tuesday) in Kfar Maccabiah - after the National Liberation Front froze the talks last night.

What are your chances of winning a duplex? And why is your dream closer than ever? Free: How much money are you losing because you don't know what your rights are? What do you say about white chocolate with cookie crumbs? And what about a tasty snack? The leaders of the 'Boycott Bloc' want to conclude all agreements with all the parties in the bloc and then wait for the RAAM.

Ra'am announced the freezing of contacts with Bennett and Lapid until there is calm. The Ra'am chairman made it clear that at this stage he cannot hold coalition talks with parties calling for increased attacks on the Gaza Strip.

A senior member of the Knesset told Kan News that they do not know whether they will be able to return to negotiations before the end of Lapid's mandate, and that this depends on the extent of the escalation.

According to a report on Channel 12, sources in the Boycott Bloc expressed concern this morning and said that at best this would be a significant slowdown in the process of forming a government. On the other hand, at worst it is expected to collapse the entire process. The bloc also estimates that Netanyahu is heading for elections. The feeling is that the recent series of events has brought him to the understanding that he has no interest in offering Naftali Bennett or any other MK to be first in the rotation before him, and that he will work to hold a fifth election.