The possible entry of “Majesty” into the parliament will entail an avalanche of crises. This is what PR expert Nidal Algaffari predicted on Darik's air regarding the consequences of the expected decision on the election case of the Constitutional Court, which may rearrange the mandates in the National Assembly (NA).
“I don't know if “Majesty” will enter the parliament or not, but I rather think that they will not be allowed to enter, regardless of the result (editor's note - of the Constitutional Court's decision), whatever it may be, because this will cause a very big crisis - political, constitutional”, said Algaffari.
According to Algaffari, the change in political forces in the parliament will raise many other questions - whether the decisions taken so far by the current composition of the National Assembly are legitimate, whether the Council of Ministers was legally elected or not, it is possible that the head of the parliament will also drop out of the composition of the National Assembly, the question of why only about 2,000 polling stations were checked, and not all, etc.
“I think that both the Central Election Commission, the Constitutional Court, the “Information Service”, and the prosecutor's office will find some very Jesuit formulations in their decision to say that “Yes, there are problems, but no changes”, the PR expert also predicted.
When asked who would not let “Majesty” into the National Assembly, Algafari replied: “Everyone”.