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Feb 21, 2013
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With us, the ashkenazi haredim, they have not spoken in two weeks. The only offer they have offered to us so far is a cup of water... I know double what Netanyahu knows about what will be and what the final scenario of the coalition will be - Bibi knows nothing, and I know doubly nothing.
I think there is a lot of disinformation being put out right now and the media is playing along. It would really seem as if there are no talks going on and that Netanyahu is at the beach doing nothing. Yet, it is in every party's interest to also throw the rest of the adversaries off guard or into complacency. Did anyone know that Livni was joining? How was it such a surprise? I will not be surprised if we hear news of one of the Haredi parties joining very soon. Josh
I would not be surprised if shas would join. What will they do with no money for their institutions? They need to join. and the average sefardi is in no way against serving in teh IDF. It makes sense for shas to join.
It might be possible for Netanyahu to negotiate with the parties but not offer money. That would be a good game changer.
The Mafdal is pushing a poll done saying that if elections were held today, Lapid would get 30 votes, Mafdal 15 and Likud somewhere in the middle. Josh
Disinformation.
ReplyDeleteI think there is a lot of disinformation being put out right now and the media is playing along. It would really seem as if there are no talks going on and that Netanyahu is at the beach doing nothing. Yet, it is in every party's interest to also throw the rest of the adversaries off guard or into complacency. Did anyone know that Livni was joining? How was it such a surprise?
I will not be surprised if we hear news of one of the Haredi parties joining very soon.
Josh
I would not be surprised if shas would join. What will they do with no money for their institutions? They need to join. and the average sefardi is in no way against serving in teh IDF. It makes sense for shas to join.
ReplyDeleteIt might be possible for Netanyahu to negotiate with the parties but not offer money. That would be a good game changer.
ReplyDeleteThe Mafdal is pushing a poll done saying that if elections were held today, Lapid would get 30 votes, Mafdal 15 and Likud somewhere in the middle.
Josh