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Ongoing Story· Day 59

Party Official Urges Bennett, Liberman to Join Right-Wing Government

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Liberman Open to Compromise with Haredi Parties on Conscription

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Yisrael Beiteinu Chairman Avigdor Liberman is advocating for political compromise to form a government, specifically expressing willingness to be flexible on the conscription law. He opposes relying on the Joint List and Ra'am for support. Liberman believes national responsibility requires difficult decisions and painful compromises following the recent election results.

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  • Avigdor Liberman is willing to compromise with Haredi parties, even on conscription.
  • Liberman opposes a government relying on the Joint List and Ra'am.
  • He called for difficult decisions and painful compromises to form a government.
  • Liberman believes the election results require a recalculation of political courses.
  • He warned against a "third destruction of the Temple."
Liberman Open to Compromise with Haredi Parties on Conscription
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