According to Arutz Sheva, Liberman rejects a rotation agreement and says that Likud Knesset members could be added to the government after it is formed. According to Haaretz, Liberman opposes rotation in the premiership and writes that "we must put an end to the Netanyahu era" and that "we must not be dragged into additional elections".
According to Kan News, Liberman signals that he will not vote for a government supported by the Arab parties. According to Ynet, he reiterated that he will not support a government that relies on abstention by the Joint List and Ra'am.
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Arutz Sheva
Arutz Sheva reports that Liberman estimates that after the government is formed, it will be possible to add Likud Knesset members.
Haaretz
Haaretz reports that Liberman opposes rotation in the premiership and calls for putting an end to the Netanyahu era and not being dragged into additional elections.
Kan News
Kan News reports that Liberman is willing to make painful compromises, including on the conscription law, and signals that he will not vote for a government supported by the Arab parties.
Arutz Sheva
Kan News
