The leader of the Yisrael Beytenu party, Avigdor Lieberman, a Jew from Chisinau, ruled out on Monday the possibility of joining any governing coalition with Netanyahu, and rejected such a possibility even within the framework of an agreement that would give him the first position of prime minister in rotation, the Israeli media reported. "I don't trust Netanyahu. He has to go," Lieberman said, according to the TV channel. At the same time, Lieberman outlined additional limitations regarding possible participation in a future coalition. In particular, he clarified that he does not intend to join a government in which two parties led by Arab politicians will be represented.

The leader of the Yisrael Beytenu party, Avigdor Lieberman, a Jew from Chisinau, ruled out on Monday the possibility of joining any governing coalition with Netanyahu, and rejected such a possibility even within the framework of an agreement that would give him the first position of prime minister in rotation, the Israeli media reported. "I don't trust Netanyahu. He has to go," Lieberman said, according to the TV channel. At the same time, Lieberman outlined additional limitations regarding possible participation in a future coalition. In particular, he clarified that he does not intend to join a government in which two parties led by Arab politicians will be represented.