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13.05.2024

Lapid continues incitement, "Netanyahu gave the ultra-Orthodox" • Watch

Yesh Atid chairman attacked the prime minister, "Netanyahu gave all the billions to the sectarian parties to buy political peace"

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Lapid continues incitement, "Netanyahu gave the ultra-Orthodox" • Watch
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Incitement continues: Yesh Atid chairman, MK Yair Lapid, referred to the state budget crisis at the beginning of the Knesset faction meeting, and said Netanyahu gave the ultra-Orthodox and the settlers billions - to buy political peace and political survival.

"Yesterday the government budget was supposed to be presented to the government. That did not happen. This budget was supposed to be a relatively simple budget, because there is quite a bit of money in the till. Three years ago I received a Treasury Ministry in crisis, with a budget hole of 40 billion, with a deficit of rampant 4.5%, with unemployment leaping and POS Rica. It was not easy, but we erased the hole the budget, and we transferred to Moshe Kahlon, to my delight - and his delight, he says it out loud - a controlled fund, with a deficit which is very low, with an excess collection of billions, and the social budget that had huge additions to education, health and welfare as well as a lot of money we put aside for lower housing costs. "

Lapid continued, "But you all this money, all the billions, Netanyahu took and gave it to the sectarian parties to buy political upheaval and political survival. He gave the ultra-Orthodox, he gave the settlers, gave the ministers who had a problem. Everyone is a natural partner, only Israeli citizens are not his natural partners. And now, instead of talking about additions to education, health and welfare, instead of talking about lowering the cost of living, he is talking about cross cutting ".
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