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Lieberman Willing to Compromise on Draft Law to Form Government

Avigdor Lieberman, chairman of Yisrael Beiteinu, is willing to compromise on the draft law for Haredi conscription to help form a new government, but will not support a minority government dependent on Arab parties.

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01Avigdor Lieberman will compromise on the draft law to form a government.
02Lieberman opposes a minority government reliant on Ra'am or the Joint List.
03He warned against Benjamin Netanyahu's potential return to power.
04Lieberman called for a 61-seat coalition and the end of Netanyahu's tenure.
05He denied any rotation agreement talks for the prime minister role.

He warned against Benjamin Netanyahu's return to power and called for a 61-seat coalition, prioritizing Netanyahu's removal and avoiding new elections. Lieberman also denied discussions of a rotation agreement for the premiership and expressed concern that a minority government could lead to Netanyahu's comeback.

Translated and summarized by baba from Hamal, the latest report. Read Hamal’s original