Can you imagine that? Somehow Bet Shemesh was important enough that it became a factor in national government building, in coalition negotiations. Bet Shemesh was the only city whose future was a factor in coalition negotiations.
Here is the signed commitment:
At the end of the day, such neighborhood's will be populated by whomever buys there. If the non-haredi communities cannot convince their friends and relatives to move to Bet Shemesh, or their kids to stay in Bet Shemesh, whether it is due to financial reasons, employment reasons, or social and cultural reasons, no agreement will make a difference. At the end of the day kablanim will sell to whomever is willing to buy. So, as important as this agreement may be, the non-haredi elements in the city still have a lot of work to do..
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