Kulanu vows housing, banking reforms

Kulanu leader Moshe Kahlon takes to Facebook after signing a partnership deal with Likud saying the Israeli economy “needs reform” and that the two parties know how to make it happen.

“As we guaranteed, in the next government we will advance reforms in housing, banking, and we’ll work to refuse gaps in Israeli society,” he says. Kahlon says he expects full backing from the coalition and from the prime minister.

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