Liberman complicates Bennett and Eisenkot: the obstacle that could cost the Change Bloc the elections
Liberman opposes a minority government supported by Ra'am, complicating the possibility of forming a coalition by Bennett and Eisenkot. The Change Bloc is preparing for three scenarios: a minority government, legislation against Netanyahu, or new elections. The right-wing bloc sees an opportunity to block their rivals.
The article analyzes the political deadlock in Israel after the elections, focusing on Avigdor Liberman's opposition to a minority government supported by Ra'am. Liberman, chairman of Yisrael Beiteinu, is the only one in the Change Bloc who rules out this possibility, while Bennett, Eisenkot, and Yair Golan do not reject it. The article notes that Liberman's insistence could thwart the formation of a government and lead to new elections. The right-wing bloc sees an opportunity to block their rivals. The article reviews possible scenarios: a minority government with Ra'am's support, legislation against Netanyahu, or new elections. It notes that the fate of the government may depend on Ahmad Tibi, and that a unity government with Netanyahu is not ruled out by the right, but Eisenkot rejects it from the outset.