Herzog Says He Won’t Join Netanyahu Coalition, PM Should Return Mandate
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Isaac Herzog continues to assert that he will not join Israel's new coalition government. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
Arutz Sheva – Zionist Union chairman MK Yitzhak Herzog continued to insist on Thursday evening that he will not be joining Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu’s coalition.
His comments came amid reports that Netanyahu is planning to expand his 61-member coalition by bringing in Zionist Union, or at least some of its MKs.
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