How is the Right planning on toppling the new government?
Religious Zionist Party MK Simcha Rothman lamented the establishment of Israels new national unity government, saying the governments reliance on the United Arab List party undermines the countrys Jewish character and cohesion. This government has four major problems, Rothman said in an interview with Arutz Sheva. The first is to give the terror-sympathizers in Raam [the United Arab List] a place in the government within the coalition agreement. Thats something that was never done until now. It isnt a good breakthrough, it breaks down what keeps us together as a Jewish state.  The second thing is the abandoning of right-wing ideology. We dont see recognition in the government for the new settlements [in Judea and Samaria]. We dont see how theyre going to deal with Bedouins in the Negev and the Galilee, or how theyre going to bring back governability to the Negev and the Galilee or to the mixed cities. And there issues of religion and state. When you talk about marriage, buses on Shabbat  major issues in the status quo of what keeps Israel a Jewish state are going to dissolve in this government.  The fourth issue is lying to the voters. Bennett basically stole their votes. We will put forward right-wing legislation that will break the loose ties of the government.  Maybe the other members in their party will regret what theyve done. A lot of people whom we used to count on as part of the religious Zionist population and the right-wing of the Knesset  weve lost them to this left-wing government.