Netanyahu survives by putting off coalition conflict, problems - analysis
On multiple occasions, Netanyahu has pushed off fulfilling his promises to his coalition partners to a later date.
By ELIAV BREUER
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu overcame the final hurdles ahead of the budget’s passage by doing what he has done since returning to office in late December – kicking cans down the road. The following are a few examples out of many:
During November and December, while the negotiations were ongoing between the Likud and its fellow coalition parties to form a government, United Torah Judaism demanded that a new, friendlier haredi (ultra-Orthodox) conscription bill pass as a condition for its vote in favor of forming the new government.
more.............. https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/politics-and-diplomacy/article-744012
On multiple occasions, Netanyahu has pushed off fulfilling his promises to his coalition partners to a later date.
By ELIAV BREUER
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu overcame the final hurdles ahead of the budget’s passage by doing what he has done since returning to office in late December – kicking cans down the road. The following are a few examples out of many:
During November and December, while the negotiations were ongoing between the Likud and its fellow coalition parties to form a government, United Torah Judaism demanded that a new, friendlier haredi (ultra-Orthodox) conscription bill pass as a condition for its vote in favor of forming the new government.
more.............. https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/politics-and-diplomacy/article-744012
