Likud: Lapid Will Only Join Coalition if Haredi Parties Excluded
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Ynet – Yesh Atid’s condition for joining the next government is that it will not include haredi parties, Attorney David Shomron, a member of Likud -Beiteinu’s negation team, said Thursday evening following a lengthy meeting with representatives of Yair Lapid’s party.
Shomron said: “We believe the right way to make progress and address the challenges the State of Israel is facing is to establish as broad a coalition as possible. (The Yesh Atid representatives) said that as far as their party is concerned, there is no room for including haredim in the next government.”
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