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Lieberman Rules Out Netanyahu, Minority Government in Coalition Plans
Yisrael Beytenu chairman Avigdor Lieberman stated his party will not join a government led by Benjamin Netanyahu or support a minority government. Lieberman aims to form a coalition solely of "Zionist parties," excluding religious and Arab factions.
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What happened
- 01Avigdor Lieberman will not join a government led by Benjamin Netanyahu.
- 02Lieberman's party will not support a minority government, even temporarily.
- 03He aims to form a coalition exclusively of "Zionist parties."
- 04Lieberman believes a majority coalition can be formed without Netanyahu.
- 05He proposed revoking voting rights for those not serving in the military or national service.
He believes a majority coalition can be formed without Netanyahu, even suggesting some Likud members might defect. Lieberman also proposed revoking voting rights for those who do not serve in the military or national service.
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