Liberman drops veto on haredi parties in coalition, opposition in talks with UTJ
Opposition leaders can now explore talks with United Torah Judaism and Shas, but they still lack the 61 seats needed for a majority.
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Liberman Changes Stance on Ultra-Orthodox Parties: Ready for Alliance to Remove Netanyahu From Power
Liberman changes his attitude towards the ultra-Orthodox parties: Ready for an alliance to make Netanyahu lose power - For years, Liberman categorically rejected the possibility of joining the government with the ultra-Orthodox, i.e. Haredi parties
The leader of the Israeli party Yisrael Beytenu, Avigdor Lieberman, has given up his years-long refusal to be in a government with ultra-Orthodox parties, just to remove Benjamin Netanyahu from power, Israel's Channel 12 reported.
The one who promised to keep Shas and United Torah Judaism out of the government, declared that "a word is a word" and even used harsh statements against them in the past, such as throwing a wheelbarrow in the trash - is now removing the veto. The Change Bloc is considering a government with United Torah Judaism on the basis of a light draft law. The post "We will not sit with the Haredim" and the wheelbarrow to a joint government? Lieberman's d…
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