Netanyahu, Liberman to meet in bid to break coalition deadlock

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks with Yisrael Beytenu leader Avigdor Liberman in an apparent bid to break the coalition deadlock. The two schedule a meeting for tomorrow morning at 9:30 in Netanyahu’s office, a Likud statement says.

The meeting is apparently due to examine what Liberman earlier today described as his own “proposal” for a unity government.

“There’s no point in wasting the country’s time. We’ll meet, we’ll see if it’s serious or not, and then we’ll make a decision,” Netanyahu says in the statement.

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