Avigdor Lieberman, leader of the Yisrael Beiteinu party, on Sunday contacted the office of Benny Gantz, leader of a blue-white party, and Benjamin Netanyahu, the Likud leader and interim Israeli prime minister, to arrange a contract. Meet them as soon as possible.
Lieberman stressed in a tweet to him on Twitter, the need to form a government of national unity, stressing his position made yesterday that he would be biased to the party that makes concessions for this option.
Netanyahu accused Lieberman after the offer of trying to identify with Gantz and the Arab Joint List to form a new government supported externally from the list.
Ofer Kasev of the joint list said there was no text or agreement to support a government in which Lieberman is present, noting that the list is one of the most racist in Israeli politics, which constantly attacks Arab citizens and calls them and members of the list as "terrorists."
Lieberman will meet Israeli President Reuven Rivlin on Wednesday for discussions on forming a government.
