Israeli politician Tropper stated he refuses to serve in a coalition with Shas leader Deri, alleging that Deri boasted about grandchildren who evaded IDF service, and will not provide the 61st seat for a Netanyahu government, according to reports.
Israeli politician Tropper stated he will not sit in a coalition with Shas leader Aryeh Deri, whom he accused of boasting about grandchildren who are deserters from the IDF. Tropper also said he will not help complete the 61-seat majority for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The statement, reported by Israeli media, indicates internal friction within the right-wing political camp. Tropper’s remarks come amid ongoing coalition negotiations. The specific remarks by Deri that Tropper referenced have not been independently confirmed.
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