The chairman of the Israeli party, Tel Aviv Mayor Ron Huldai, was interviewed tonight (Sunday) on News 13 and commented on his situation in recent polls, in which he fails to garner a large number of seats and barely passes the blocking percentage. According to him, he is not disappointed with the polls because “the Israelis have proven that they are the center of unification in the left-wing bloc.”
“We have all the options, they are on the table and they have come to fruition. We will unite with other parties, we will unite all the others ourselves. You have seen for yourself, according to one of the polls, Nine seats, “said Huldai.
Ron Huldai presents the candidacy in his party. Photo: From the official Facebook page
The chairman of the Israelis was asked if he would be willing to sit under Lapid as number two only. To this he replied: “I do not negotiate in the television studios. I have two tasks – to overthrow the Netanyahu regime and enlarge the left bloc. For these purposes I left the Tel Aviv municipality. Now, I have the greatest public experience in the Israeli public.”
Huldai insisted that in two weeks, when the lists were closed to the Knesset, there would be a unified list of the center-left bloc, which he said “would be in a completely different place from the Israelis party.
The mayor of Tel Aviv, who is trying for the first time to be elected to the Knesset, added that he does not rule out sitting in the government with any party, except the Likud. “In a future coalition, anyone who is not Bibi is a partner for me. Both Bennett and Saar can sit with me in one government,” Huldai said. Civilians. “
Gideon Saar in a press release (Photo: Oded Karni)Huldai argued that in Israel there are populations that enjoy autonomy, and for them the law and order of the State of Israel does not exist on the agenda. “Israel has been in a tragedy that has been a hand for years, for lack of enforcement among the ultra-Orthodox and to some extent also among the Arabs. They died in vain as a result of a system collapse and lack of management and inability, “Huldai concluded.