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Liberman's election plan excludes Haredi Arab parties
The leader of the "Israel Beitenu" Party, Avigdor Lieberman, revealed his electoral program in the event that he wins the upcoming Israeli elections scheduled for October 27. His plan includes forming a "united Zionist government" that excludes Haredi and Arab parties. Lieberman pledged not to establish a Palestinian state and emphasized a strict policy toward Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis, and Iran, ending previous negotiation policies. He also committed to forming an investigation committee into the events of October 2023, implementing mandatory military or civil service, proposing a constitution for a referendum, setting term limits for the Prime Minister, and imposing conditions on the candidates for Prime Minister. Polls indicate that opposition parties are garnering around 58-59 seats, compared to about 51 for Netanyahu's bloc, with increasing prospects of difficulties in forming a government.
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