The mayor of Eilat, Meir Yitzhak Halevi, announced this morning (Monday) that he has joined the “New Hope” party, led by Gideon Saar. Halevi will be included in the top ten of the party, and will be the first Knesset member from Eilat. This means that Halevy will resign from his position as mayor of Eilat until January 3, a month before the deadline for submitting the lists to the Knesset.
Meanwhile, the acting mayor of Ashdod, On top of his wing, Also announced the departure of the Likud in favor of Saar. In the psalm, Knafo wrote: “I call on all my friends who believe in my ways and on Gideon Saar, join us and together we will bring new hope to Israel.”
Video of Gideon Saar’s new party
“Precisely when we need discretion, informed decisions, we witness lack of management at best, and poor management at worst, and the third closure we enter today is proof of that. The public is disappointed with the current government and its leader and needs new hope. Gideon Saar is a brave leader. “He has the ability to get Israel out of the crisis. Gideon Saar is best suited to be prime minister, and to bring new hope to Israel,” Halevy said.
Meir Yitzhak Halevi joins Gideon Saar (Photo: New Hope Party)“I have known my friend, Meir Yitzhak Halevi, for almost twenty years. He is a man with vast experience and a rich record of doing, dedicated his life for the city of Eilat that he heads for over 17 years. “He launched his education system, made the city the tourism capital of Israel, breathed new life into it and established the city’s vision as Israel’s southern gateway,” said Gideon Saar.
“I have seen very few mayors who fought wholeheartedly for their city and residents as I have seen Meir do over the years. Meir is a true partner along the way, and we share a shared vision of empowering local authorities, strengthening the periphery, commitment to education and launch, statehood, tolerance and unity. Meir has consistently supported “In me and in my political path throughout the years, and I am very happy that he has joined the” New Hope “team for the 24th Knesset.” Welcome! “, Saar added.