Political contacts and exchange of blows between the blocs over forming a government

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Liberman announced that he would not support a minority government and revealed information on the involvement of the Palestinian Authority behind Ra'am and the Joint List. Likud demanded that he pass the information to the head of the Shin Bet, and said the report strengthens the suspicions presented to Judge Solberg.

According to Liberman, a stable government can be formed without Ra'am and the Joint List, and he said new elections must be prevented again. According to Channel 14, he did not rule out a partnership with Shas and Yahadut HaTorah. Leaders of the Change Bloc met for the first time since the elections, and according to Haaretz they said they would recommend that Eisenkot be the first to receive the mandate.

According to Arutz Sheva, Moshe Feiglin announced that he would recommend Netanyahu to the president, but would demand the dissolution of the 26th Knesset and new elections.