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Avigdor Liberman drops veto on haredi parties in coalition, opposition in talks with UTJ

Liberman’s sudden shift opens the door for a haredi‑inclusive coalition as Israel’s election night twists.

By · Published November 6, 2026  11:30 UTC · Updated November 6, 2026  12:24 UTC

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  • Velocity & Diffusion: Coverage exploded across 7 distinct news outlets with 10 published articles, achieving a live velocity of 7.
  • Primary Driver: Liberman’s sudden shift opens the door for a haredi‑inclusive coalition as Israel’s election night twists.
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The move, reported by Israel National News and Haaretz, signals a willingness to work with the haredi bloc to form a government without Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The Jerusalem Post and The Times of Israel note that Liberman’s flexibility extends to sitting with United Torah Judaism, a party he has traditionally opposed. Coverage highlights that opposition leaders are already in talks with UTJ, seeking a bridge between secular and religious factions.

Meanwhile, The Indian Express follows the live election tally, showing that the opposition’s softened stance is aimed at blocking Netanyahu’s return to power. The shift does not guarantee a coalition, as negotiations with UTJ remain ongoing and the draft law remains a contentious issue. Netanyahu’s camp, represented in live updates by The Jerusalem Post, continues to race to assemble a governing majority.

The final composition of the government will depend on whether the opposition can secure enough support from haredi parties while reconciling the draft exemption debate.

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What legislation is Liberman willing to compromise on?

He indicated willingness to compromise on the draft law that exempts ultra‑Orthodox men from military service.

Which ultra‑Orthodox party is mentioned as a potential coalition partner?

United Torah Judaism (UTJ).

Which political figure is reported to be racing to build a government?

Benjamin Netanyahu.

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Avigdor Liberman United Torah Judaism Israeli election 2026 Haredi parties draft law

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