The Minister of Interior and Health, Moshe Arbel, comes out in defense of the Government Legal Advisor, Gali Baharav-Miara, and says that he does not believe that she does not see the good of the state before her eyes. Arbel also clarified that the ultra-Orthodox public, as a minority, must demand that any change be with broad agreement and consideration for the different sectors.
In an interview with journalist Yishai Cohen on the ultra-Orthodox website Kikar HaShabbat, Arbel said: "If we are a minority in a country that wants to look to the future, we need to understand that changes, no matter how important they are, must be based on agreement, understanding and dialogue. Without this - we will get a pendulum movement. Right after the elections, we will find we ourselves are in the opposition, another government will come and cancel what you have achieved. So what is the goal? To achieve a temporary victory? If we want to make a change - we have to do things by agreement."
