Pak Sahafat – The Hebrew-language newspaper Ma’ariv reported, quoting high-level sources in the Likud party, which is headed by Netanyahu, that Ben Guer will not leave the coalition because if he leaves, the coalition will collapse.
According to the Pak Sahafat News Agency, this Hebrew media announced on Saturday evening, in response to Netanyahu’s recent statements, high-ranking Likud officials announced in a conversation with CNN that judicial reforms will proceed in the same way that Levin (the Minister of Justice of the Zionist regime) had planned, so he should be at ease in this regard.
These sources added: There is no connection between the judicial reforms and the advancement of the reconciliation process with Saudi Arabia, and preferably, in the meeting held with Biden, judicial reforms were discussed for a maximum of one minute, because Biden’s full focus was on the agreement with Saudi Arabia, especially Netanyahu should advance it in the US Senate.
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These sources also revealed that, from the point of view of Mohammed bin Salman, the Palestinian issue is secondary, and when the Palestinians realize that radical changes have occurred and that no one else supports them in the Arab world, they will think about reaching an agreement.
The mentioned sources emphasized: At the same time, the Saudis need to create better conditions for the lives of the Palestinians, and in this context, neither Ben Guerr nor Smotrich can create any problems in the way of this.
According to these sources, one should never think about expelling Ben Guerr from Netanyahu’s coalition, even if Benny Gantz takes the place of Ben Guerr’s party, this action will mean the complete collapse of the ruling coalition and Netanyahu’s departure from power.