Bernd
06/21/2022 (Tue) 11:24:06
No.48045
del
06/21/2022 (Tue) 11:24:06
No.48045
del
Israel...
>the government will disband, and the country will hold elections for the fifth time in three years.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/6/21/on-the-way-out-why-is-israels-government-about-to-fall
>With a razor-thin parliamentary majority and divisions on major policy issues such as Palestinian statehood, Israel’s occupation of the West Bank, and issues concerning religion and the state, the alliance began to fracture when a handful of members defected.
Well, Haaretz is paywalling the articles, so:
https://www.jpost.com/breaking-news/article-709909
>inability to pass the Judea and Samaria emergency bill, which is composed of temporary injunctions applying Israeli law to Jews in the West Bank.
Since they occupied the West Bank, it was only sources of problems. I don't believe they couldn't solve it, in whatever way, if there was a will. I assume it's better having problems with that, instead from other sources.
>the government will disband, and the country will hold elections for the fifth time in three years.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/6/21/on-the-way-out-why-is-israels-government-about-to-fall
>With a razor-thin parliamentary majority and divisions on major policy issues such as Palestinian statehood, Israel’s occupation of the West Bank, and issues concerning religion and the state, the alliance began to fracture when a handful of members defected.
Well, Haaretz is paywalling the articles, so:
https://www.jpost.com/breaking-news/article-709909
>inability to pass the Judea and Samaria emergency bill, which is composed of temporary injunctions applying Israeli law to Jews in the West Bank.
Since they occupied the West Bank, it was only sources of problems. I don't believe they couldn't solve it, in whatever way, if there was a will. I assume it's better having problems with that, instead from other sources.