Golan eyes minority government with Arab support as Bennett faces election suspicions - analysis

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Suspicion grows within the Eisenkot-led bloc over Golan and Bennett's intentions, while haredi parties doubt a deal but express unexpected trust in Liberman.

Tensions and mutual suspicions are emerging within the Eisenkot-led bloc over efforts to form a government, with sources questioning whether Democrats party leader Yair Golan and former prime minister Naftali Bennett are genuinely committed to establishing a coalition with the haredi parties.Sources within the bloc have expressed doubts about Golan's willingness to move forward with a 61-seat government that includes the ultra-Orthodox parties. According to these sources, Golan clearly prefers the option of a minority government supported by the Joint List and Ra'am and has no interest in forming a coalition with the haredi parties.

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