Following the political change of Avigdor Lieberman, Yair Golan, the leader of the far-left party Democrats, has now also changed. Having previously advocated a political alliance with the Islamists, Golan now says he is ready to join a coalition with ultra-Orthodox Jewish parties, but only on his own terms. The upheaval comes when Lieberman and Gadi Eisenkot ruled out forming a government dependent on the Arab parties, which leaves Golan with limited political options. The chairman of the Democrats, General (res.) Yair Golan: We want a partnership with the ultra-orthodox public, but a real partnership requires mutual responsibility. Unlike Netanyahu, we will not go as far as Bnei Brak or Mea Shearim. Those who want to be partners with us will have to meet us in Ramat Gan. Orthodox Jews must be recruited into the army. Also, we must expand their participation in the workforce and make sure that every child in Israel receives the necessary tools to make a decent living. The middle class cannot continue to bear the economic and security burden alone. And just as we respect the ultra-orthodox way of life, we expect them to respect ours as well. In municipalities led by us, people should be able to go out and enjoy Shabbat, drink a cup of coffee, and heaven forbid, even get there by public transportation. We reach out out of a genuine desire to establish a government of change. But under no circumstances do we give anyone a blank check. Anyone who wants to work with us will have to be willing to embrace the change. ***.
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