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The true motives of the ultra-Orthodox parties
Analysis: Historically the Haredi parties have sided with left-wing policies on the peace process, including concessions to the Palestinians, so what is keeping them loyal to Netanyahu as he considers them a solid element of his political camp?
Asher Maoz |
Published: 05.28.21 , 18:49
While the so-called coalition for change continues with its apparently futile efforts to forge a majority government, the possibility remains that Israel will see another right-wing, religious coalition.
The heads of the parties in this latter bloc, which is led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, have been made to sign a document committing to a real right-wing government and to thwarting the ongoing attempts by Yesh Atid leader Yair Lapid to put together what Netanyahu has branded a coalition of left-wing and Arab parties.