member of Right-wing Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett party He said on Monday he’s “no longer a part” of The governmentand bring fragile judgment coalition Closer to collapse as signs one year in office.
Nir Auerbach, deputy with National religious oath partyDo you latest member of The ruling coalition must give up support in The Israeli Knesset parliament.
The development It came with Bennett’s ideological variety coalitionwhich includes the far-right, liberal and Arab parties, is close to internal collapse, a year After Benjamin Netanyahu record 12-year rule.
scanty of Divisions and rebellions in last weeks left a coalition of Eight contrasting limbs without a clear The majority for pass Legislation, raise questions about how For a long time she can survive.
“I reported prime minister which are based on The current Situation, I’m no longer a part of The coalition, Auerbach said in A statement published by a number of Israelis media outlets.
number comment was on the spot available From Auerbach, whose statement included members of “extremist and anti-Zionist” of parliament have taken coalition “in problematic trends.
His statement said that wanted to me avoid Another election and he won’t vote To melt despite his departure left Bennett coalition two short of the majority with 59 seats in The 120-member Knessetparliament).
besieged coalition Can remain in power Even most lawmakers vote to melt parliament or set different prime minister. Neither scenario appears imminent.
Netanyahu is the current leader of Fairs and back though he is on Experience for Alleged corruption, he said government was carryingone of The longest funerals in history. “
the following weeks of The quarrels between partners are clearer sign of The coalition came double last A week when a bill was introduced to extend Israeli civil law rights to settlers in The occupied West Bank was defeated in parliament.
Defeat is close to the odds of Fifth election in three years, despite the possibility of returning the bill to the Knesset (parliament) for a second Try before the end of the month.
Settlers’ law, which is normal enjoy Wide support in parliament It has been repeatedly renewed over The past Five decades, fell victim to the increasingly bitter climate between government and opposition.
“You don’t fight. for our country but for Your own seat,” Netanyahu once told Bennett one of His closest aides during the discussion in parliament.
Bennett, former commando and tech millionaire who set off in national politics in 2013, he told him government Promoted economic growth, reduced unemployment and eliminated deficit for The first time in 14 years.
“We’re fighting for The government These days, he told the Knesset. “We are fighting because the choice is between chaos and stability.”
