Bennett reiterates opposition to reopening US consulate in occupied Jerusalem.
Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett on Saturday announced his cabinet’s position on opening a US consulate in Jerusalem to the Palestinians.
According to the Palestinian news agency Sama, Bennett said in a joint press conference with the Minister of Finance Lieberman and the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Zionist regime Lapid that his position is that there is no place for the US Consulate in the service of the Palestinians in Jerusalem.
The Prime Minister of the Zionist regime called Quds the capital of the Zionist regime, stating that he was expressing his position clearly and without show.
Naftali Bennett also said that it intends to establish the town of Avitar in agreement with the representatives of the settlements. “We are behind all the agreements we have signed,” he explained.
“The cabinet is stable and will fill its days, and tomorrow morning we will start with a cabinet and a fixed budget, and the big test is self-control,” he said. .
He continued: “If we put aside the contradiction between us, elections will not be held soon and we will take Israel ten steps forward.”
Lieberman said he did not recall any cabinet in Israel cooperating at this level between ministers, and that there was a level of cooperation and mutual guarantees between ministers that he had not seen before, and that there were occasional frictions and confrontations, but that did not matter. .
