According to a report in Haaretz newspaper, number 3 in blue and white, MK Moshe Ya'alon, is expected to back a 59-vote minority government, which will be supported by the joint list without representatives of the BLD. Rely on the MKs from the Commonwealth

A significant change in the blue-white "cockpit" of the possibility of forming a minority government. According to a report in Haaretz, MK Moshe (Boogie) Ya'alon, number 3 in the leadership and chairman of the Talam Party, now supports the establishment of a minority government led by MK Bnei Gantz - with the support of 12 Knesset members from the joint list and without three representatives of the BLD.

Netanyahu continues with the false spin that "Blue and White" will form a coalition with, or rely on, the coalition. We could, and we didn't. Netanyahu, on the other hand, relied on the Knesset's dispersal, after failing to form a coalition, and also relied on them to elect the state comptroller.

- Moshe 'Boogie' Ya'alon (@bogie_yaalon) February 22, 2020

According to the publication, Ya'alon expressed this position in the past two days in internal discussions held in the square forum at the top of the list. However, the move runs counter to the perception of his friends in the Talmud - Zvi Hauser and Yoaz Handel, who have previously expressed firm opposition to reliance on joint MKs.

The possibility of a minority government has been seriously debated under the leadership of Blue and White, since it emerged that the center-left-Arab bloc stabilized 62 seats, compared with 58 for the right-wing and ultra-Orthodox bloc. This balance of power allows, theoretically at this stage, the establishment of a 40-MK white-blue government and Labor-Bridge-Meretz, with outside support from Israel Beitano and the 12 joint members.

Boogie Ya'alon announced that he is ready for a minority government supported by outsiders by the joint anti-Israel list. This is a breach of the pledge to the voter….

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BLD, the extremist faction in it, is not expected to support any script in the generals government, nor will they agree to build on its votes. In the current mandate picture, a government supported by a majority of 59 MKs, without BLD, can be formed against 58 members in the right-wing bloc. This is, of course, provided all relevant partners agree.

At the request of "Israel Today" in blue and white, they refused to comment and referred us to MK Ya'alon's staff, who chose to ignore our questions at this time.