Lieberman Urges Avoiding New Elections Amid Coalition Talks
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Avigdor Lieberman, chairman of Yisrael Beiteinu, urged Israel to avoid new elections due to the political deadlock. He believes a stable government can be formed without relying on Arab parties like Ra'am and the Joint List. Lieberman's call comes amid coalition talks and reports of potential reliance on Arab factions for support.
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- Avigdor Lieberman called to prevent new Israeli elections amid coalition talks.
- Lieberman believes a stable government can be formed without Arab party support.
- He cited the political deadlock and coalition negotiations involving Arab factions.
- Lieberman stated there is room for maneuver to form a government quickly.
- His remarks follow recent briefings on government stability.
Avigdor Lieberman, chairman of the Yisrael Beiteinu party and a Knesset member, has called for preventing new elections in Israel, citing the ongoing political deadlock and reports of coalition negotiations involving Arab parties. Lieberman believes a political solution can be found within the "Zionist camp" without relying on Arab factions.
"We must prevent new elections from being held. In the current political situation, there is enough room for maneuver, and with the right approach, a functional and stable government can be quickly formed without Ra'am and the Joint List," Lieberman stated in a released message. He emphasized the need to avoid dependence on the support or abstention of Arab parties during votes.
Lieberman's remarks follow recent briefings where he stressed the importance of establishing a stable government. This statement comes amid ongoing efforts to form a coalition government after recent elections, with reports indicating discussions that include the potential support of Arab parties.
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