‘The Right can’t give up, we have to work to safeguard majority’

Environmental Protection Minister Ze’ev Elkin (Likud) believes that notwithstanding a new polls, a worried confederation will conduct to win 61 Knesset seats even but a Yisrael Beytenu party.

Speaking during a 5th Katif Conference in Yad Binyamin, Elkin said: “This isn’t a celestial decree, and we can’t give up.”

“The New Likudniks are perplexing to change a Likud from a worried celebration to a centrist party. In sequence to strengthen a settlements and a worried policies, we have no choice: The worried stay needs to rope together to inspire residents of Judea and Samaria, as good as Religious Zionists, to join a Likud.”

Promising to work to cancel a Disengagement Law in northern Samaria, Elkin added: “The volume of construction in Judea and Samaria over a past few years is distinct anything we’ve seen in a past 20 years. The origination of a revolutionary supervision will means a eviction of 70,000 settlers.”

When asked about construction projects in Jerusalem’s Givat Hamatos neighborhood, that a supervision has delayed, Elkin explained that a plan “has unfortunately been stranded in each government. In my eyes this is one of a critical goals in advancing construction in Jerusalem. We have succeeded in permitting many of a ‘stuck’ projects to continue, other than Givat Hamatos, and that is for domestic reasons.”