Pak Sahafat – Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett announced on Wednesday night that he will not be a candidate in the upcoming early elections.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency from Ma’a Palestine news site, Channel 11 of the Zionist regime reported that Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has announced that he does not intend to run for office in the upcoming early parliamentary elections.
According to this report, Bennett has informed his cabinet ministers Ayelet Shaked and Matan Kahana of his decision, and Shaked is expected to take over the duties of Yamina party chairman.
This is despite the fact that on Wednesday afternoon, the dissolution session of the Zionist regime’s parliament was held in the Knesset, and the relevant law was approved in the second and third readings, and it is expected that the third reading will be approved in a few hours, so that Yair Lapid, the current foreign minister of this regime, Holding the early elections of the prime minister should be a transitional phase.
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Bennett and Israeli Foreign Minister Yair Lapid, who were tasked with forming a coalition cabinet, reached an agreement on Monday night for the dissolution of the Knesset and early elections.
According to Zionist media reports, the two sides also agreed to hold early elections on October 25.
After Lapid and Bennett agreed to present a bill to dissolve parliament and hold early elections, Benjamin Netanyahu, the leader of the opposition of the Zionist regime, accused Prime Minister Bennett of failure and pledged to take power again.
Due to the dissolution of the Knesset and based on the previous agreement between Bennett and Lapid to form a joint cabinet, now Yair Lapid will alternately replace Bennett and hold the position of prime minister until the new parliamentary elections are held on October 25.
While this regime has entered the cycle of instability and crisis, its officials have increased their threats towards the Gaza Strip and Lebanon in the past days, fearing foreign dangers.