Naftali Bennett refuses to veto bad deal with Lebanon
The reason Yair Lapid's poor deal with Lebanon could be going ahead is because a certain man who got him to that position of power refuses to veto the deal:
Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked (Jewish Home), who voted against the maritime agreement with Lebanon when it was brought for a vote in the government, requested that Alternate Prime Minister Naftali Bennett veto the agreement - but Bennett refused, Kan News reported Thursday morning.And that's a vital reminder Bennett is, and tragically always has been, a bad omen for Israel. Apparently, diplomatic prices are worse than physical safety's.
The coalition deal signed between Bennett and Prime Minister Yair Lapid gives Bennett the power to veto the deal, if he chooses to do so.
According to Bennett, bringing the agreement for a Knesset vote would lead to it not being approved, causing Israel to pay a steep diplomatic price at a problematic time for it.
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