Bibi’s Efforts to Form Right Wing Gov’t Stalled

By Staff- Agencies

Again, it seems that “Israeli” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s efforts to form a right-wing government have stalled.

This comes as “Yamina” chief Naftali Bennett confirmed on Friday he was moving away from “Likud” and was working on forming a "unity government" instead.

"From the moment I realized that Netanyahu did not intend to choose one of the two alternatives for forming a right-wing government, I began striving to form a national unity government," Bennett wrote in a lengthy Facebook post.

"If such a government is indeed formed, all partners must show restraint in their conduct, and perhaps we can bring some peace to the ‘Israeli’ public."

Netanyahu's Likud party responded in a statement sharply critical of the “Yamina” chair.

"Bennett wants to become prime minister at all costs, including at the cost of inaugurating a left-wing government. A government that boycotts the right's 52 seats and is comprised of 50 leftist seats, including the far-left and the Joint List, is not a unity government, but a left-wing government with a tiny right-wing fig leaf," the statement read.