Bennett coalition set for post-budget clashes
Bennett and Lapid declined to address the key issues in their joint news conference on Saturday night, preferring to only say that the issues would be resolved in a meeting of party leaders that would take place soon. But sources close to Bennett and Lapid admitted on Sunday night that no timetable had been set for such a meeting, and they were in no hurry to convene it.
“There is no specific timing,” a Lapid associate said. “Every issue will be considered on its own.”
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But sources in other coalition parties said they would insist that such a meeting be held in order to ensure the kind of give and take that would allow each coalition party to claim it had served its voters.
Labor intends to push for a change in the Finance Ministry’s preferred communities list, taking out wealthy communities in Judea and Samaria and adding more communities in the Galilee and Negev that would receive special benefits.
Meretz MKs were also disturbed…
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