Likud spokesman Guy Levy warned Monday evening that if the chareidi parties join a government led by Gadi Eisenkot, the move could cause long-term damage to the chareidi public and the Torah world. In an interview on Kol Chai Radio's main evening program, Levy criticised the possibility of cooperation between the chareidi parties and the parties of the "change bloc".
"If the chareidim go with the left it will cause damage for generations," Levy said during the interview, referring to the possibility that the chareidi parties might choose to join a coalition not led by Likud.
The Likud spokesman explained his opposition to the move by pointing to the composition of the parties that would take part in such a government. "Because they're forming a government with Kriv, Lazimi, Lapid, Liberman, who have hurt the Torah world the most," he said.
Levy named Gilad Kariv, Naama Lazimi, Yair Lapid and Avigdor Liberman, and argued that cooperation by the chareidi parties with them could harm the interests of the chareidi public.
