Pak Sahafat – The Prime Minister of the Zionist regime admitted that the future of this regime is in danger.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency, quoting the news site, Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett made the remarks in response to the resignation of one of the Israeli cabinet’s coalition partners.
Zida’s MP Gida Rinawi Zaabi resigned from parliament and, of course, from the ruling coalition on Thursday.
With Zaabi’s resignation from the ruling coalition, the coalition gained 59 seats in parliament and was reduced to a minority.
The Zionist regime’s parliament has 120 seats, of which 60 were previously held by the ruling coalition and 60 by the opposition.
The ruling coalition of the Zionist regime, which formed the coalition cabinet headed by Naftali Bennett-Yair Lapid, basically held 61 seats until a month ago, in April, but this month a member of the regime’s parliament, Adit Silman, Party.
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“Yemina” withdrew his support from the coalition cabinet to reduce the number of seats in the ruling coalition to 60 in parliament, and now Zaabi is the second person to leave the ruling coalition to increase the number of seats in the coalition to parliament.
The nature of the resulting coalition cabinet will be reduced to 59 seats and to be a minority in parliament.
Meanwhile, the Bennett-Lapid coalition cabinet is currently trying to persuade Zaabi to step down from parliament and the nature of the ruling coalition.
Following Zaabi’s decision, Bennett wrote on social media: “Taking responsibility for forming a rescue cabinet on my own was a difficult choice, but the future of Israel is in jeopardy and we must fight to preserve the unity of the Israelis.”
Bennett & Lapid’s coalition cabinet is a heterogeneous cabinet because it has members from the right to the center and left with completely different and sometimes contradictory views.
The cabinet consists of the right-wing parties “Yamina, Israel Beitna, New Hope” and the center-left parties “Blue and White, there is a future and work” and the left-wing party “Mertes” along with the “Unified Arab List” headed by Mansour Abbas.