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Liberman Signals Flexibility on Coalition Partners, Excluding Arab Parties
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Yisrael Beytenu chairman Avigdor Liberman has signaled a potential shift in his coalition demands, calling for a stable government that excludes Arab parties like the UAL and Joint List. While previously firm on not sitting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu or Haredi parties, his recent statements suggest more flexibility. Liberman's core conditions for joining any government remain the establishment of a state commission of inquiry and universal military conscription legislation.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Avigdor Liberman called for a stable government excluding Arab parties like UAL and Joint List.
- Liberman's recent statements suggest flexibility on potential coalition partners compared to previous rejections.
- He previously stated he would not sit with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu or Haredi parties.
- Liberman's non-negotiable conditions include a state commission of inquiry and universal conscription.
- The goal is to avoid another election and form a functioning government quickly.
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