PM says ‘there’s still hope’ Liberman won’t join minority government

Netanyahu continues: “Not everything is lost. I think there is still hope. I had a meeting yesterday with Avigdor Liberman, a good meeting — and we will talk again.

“I can’t believe that Liberman would support a government like this, supported by terror supporters that want to destroy the country,” he says, reiterating claims he made in a speech to supporters last night.

“A national unity government is what the country needs right now, and at this historic moment we have to choose between the curse and the blessing.”

— Raoul Wootliff

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