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Eisenkot in Political Standoff with Lieberman Over Coalition Talks
Avigdor Lieberman's veto on a government supported by Arab parties has pushed Gadi Eisenkot to negotiate with Haredi parties, escalating demands and the risk of new elections. Prime Minister Netanyahu is reportedly under pressure amid these complex coalition talks.
2 newsrooms · 2 languages · sinceWhat happened
- 01Avigdor Lieberman's veto on Arab-supported government complicated coalition talks for Gadi Eisenkot.
- 02Eisenkot is now negotiating with Haredi parties, whose demands have reportedly increased.
- 03The political standoff between Lieberman and Eisenkot could lead to another Israeli election.
- 04Prime Minister Netanyahu is reportedly under significant political pressure.
- 05The Haredi parties may be in a weak position and need a coalition deal urgently.
The article details a political "game of chicken" between Lieberman and Eisenkot, fueled by past disputes and differing strategies regarding the Haredi factions. The author warns of severe consequences if further elections are triggered by this standoff.
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