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Liberman Ends Haredi Boycott, Opening Door for Coalition Talks
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Avigdor Liberman has ended his boycott of haredi parties, allowing coalition talks for Israel's next government. The opposition bloc aims to form a 61-seat coalition with Shas and United Torah Judaism, focusing on conscription law negotiations. Shas remains a key obstacle, supporting Benjamin Netanyahu, while Liberman opposes a minority government reliant on Arab parties.
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- Avigdor Liberman has lifted his boycott of haredi parties, enabling coalition talks for Israel's next government.
- The opposition bloc is exploring a 61-seat coalition with Shas and United Torah Judaism.
- Military conscription law negotiations are focusing on legislation proposed by Liberman in 2018.
- Shas chairman Aryeh Deri continues to support Benjamin Netanyahu for prime minister.
- Liberman opposes the opposition bloc's consideration of a minority government with Arab party support.
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