Liberman says PM planning future unity gov’t

Liberman says the future government has “no intention to uproot the Hamas rule in Gaza.”

He also charges that the new government “has no intention to build housing, neither in major settlement blocs nor in Jerusalem. I emphasize – major settlement blocs and Jewish neighborhoods.”

Liberman says Likud made concessions in coalition agreements with other parties that Yisrael Beytenu cannot accept.

“In clause 5 of the UTJ coalition agreement, it says that if the coalition is widened beyond 70 Knesset seats, changes in positions and roles can take place,” Liberman says, adding “it is obviously not an intention to add the Joint Arab List to the government.”

Liberman says Netanyahu is waiting until a Labor holds a primary election, and then he will offer Labor a place in the government.

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