No Minority Government, No Netanyahu: Liberman Sets Coalition Red Lines Ahead of Elections
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No minority government, no Netanyahu: Liberman sets coalition red lines ahead of elections
With neither political bloc projected to secure a majority, Liberman ruled out a minority government, rejected Netanyahu, and suggested Likud MKs could defect after the elections.
Israel: The closing week (the penultimate week of the election campaign) brought with it a new and unexpected element — the substance of the debate.
The Likud party today (Thursday) sharply attacked Yisrael Beytenu chairman Avigdor Lieberman, following his statement that he would not support a minority government, not even for a transitional period, and that he would not agree to sit in a government headed by Benjamin Netanyahu under any circumstances. The Likud statement said: "Lieberman, who formed a government with Mansour Abbas and, as finance minister, transferred 53 billion shekels to …
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