A reconciliation agreement was reportedly reached in the Likud party's internal court, according to The Zioneer. The specific dispute was not disclosed.
A reconciliation agreement has reportedly been reached in the Likud party's internal court, according to information received by The Zioneer. The specific dispute and terms of the agreement have not been disclosed. This development comes approximately an hour and a half after heated confrontations were reported at the same court on Sunday afternoon.
Prior to the reconciliation, The Zioneer reported at 16:17 Jerusalem on Sunday that Minister Haim Katz engaged in a heated verbal confrontation with attorney Hovav Demari, including severe curses and nearly escalating to a physical altercation. Additionally, video footage published by Amit Segal (N12) captured Katz cursing the husband of Minister Gila Gamliel, with Gamliel seen pulling her husband away from the confrontation. These incidents were reported concurrently.
The Likud party court handles internal party disputes. The reported reconciliation suggests an effort to de-escalate tensions within the ruling party, though details of the underlying dispute remain unclear.
What remains open: The nature of the specific dispute that led to the confrontations and was reportedly resolved through reconciliation has not been made public. It is also unclear whether the agreement involves all parties present during the earlier incidents, and whether any disciplinary measures or concessions were part of the deal.
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