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Liberman Sets Strict Conditions for Coalition, Rules Out Netanyahu
Yisrael Beytenu chairman Avigdor Liberman announced his party will only join a Zionist coalition, excluding Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and haredi parties. He also ruled out reliance on Arab parties, directly or indirectly.
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What happened
- 01Avigdor Liberman will only join a Zionist coalition, excluding Netanyahu and haredi parties.
- 02Yisrael Beytenu will not rely on Arab parties, directly or indirectly, for coalition support.
- 03Liberman's party is projected to win seven seats in the upcoming Knesset.
- 04Key demands for coalition entry include a state commission of inquiry and universal military draft.
- 05Liberman stated his pre-election coalition stances remain unchanged.
- 06The proposed coalition could include Likud, but only without Benjamin Netanyahu.
Liberman's conditions include establishing a state commission of inquiry and passing a universal military draft law. His party is expected to secure seven Knesset seats.
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