Liberman Demands Eisenkot Reject Arab Party Support, Promises to Bring Haredim Into C
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Liberman demands Eisenkot reject Arab party support, promises to bring Haredim into c
Yisrael Beytenu chief insists Eisenkot can form government without Arab parties by securing ultra-Orthodox support; talks with United Torah Judaism advance as PM scrambles to keep faction in his bloc, while disputes over military conscription remain unresolved
Yashar's leader, Gadi Eisenkot, tasked with forming government in Israel, will start negotiations with the ultra-Orthodox parties with a view to enabling an executive and overcoming disagreements in his support group, informed the Israeli public broadcaster today.
AJN Agency.- The leaders of the Israeli opposition bloc agreed to start talks with the ultra-Orthodox Shas parties and United Torah Judaism (UTJ). According to the public chain Kan, a more flexible version of the military recruitment law would be offered in exchange for their support for a government led by the president of [...] The post Report: Eisenkot and Liberman agree to start talks with the ultra-Orthodox parties aparece primero en AJN Ne…
Iron arm between the premier aspiring and the ally on the allies to choose to set up a true majority. Yet the two manifest full confidence in the possibility of forming a stable government. There is less than a month to find an understanding. In the background, Netanyahu's spectre
Eisenkot and Lieberman decided to first exhaust the contacts with the ultra-Orthodox parties, before considering the possibility of forming a minority government with the support of the Arab parties. Lieberman was asked to help when the ultra-Orthodox demands include a freeze on arrests and sanctions for a year to a year and a half. The post The Ultra-Orthodox Before the Arabs: Eisenkot and Lieberman Agree on an Attempt to Form a Government with…
Amit Segal reveals the conditions that the haredi seniors are placing on Gadi Eisenkot on the path to forming a government, and the sharp message they conveyed regarding the possibility of a minority government with Arab support.
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