Bennett: Jewish Home May Still Join Coalition Despite Livni Deal
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Jerusalem Post – Bayit Yehudi leader Naftali Bennett called on Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu on Wednesday to conduct coalition negotiations with his party, despite a deal made a day earlier with the Tzipi Livni Party.
Bennett came under pressure from within Bayit Yehudi to shun Netanyahu after the prime minister broke a campaign promise not to allow Livni to be involved in negotiations with the Palestinians.
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