Likud slams Bennett after 'national unity government' comment

Moran Azulay|
The Likud party condemned Yamina Chairman Naftali Bennett on Friday after he announced he was no longer interested in forming a right-wing government with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and was working on forming a "national unity government" instead.
"Bennett wants to become prime minister at all costs, including at the cost of coronating a left-wing government. A government that boycotts the right's 52 seats and is comprised of 50 leftist seats, far-left and the Joint List is not a unity government, but a left-wing government with a tiny right-wing fig leaf," the ruling party said.
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