Prime Minister Bennett meets with top political advisor to discuss possibility of forming new government with Netanyahu.

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett is considering forming a new, right-wing government with the Likud in the current Knesset in a bid to avoid snap elections, Kan reported Thursday night.

According to the report, Bennett met with his top political advisor, Aron Shaviv, at the Kirya in Tel Aviv Thursday to discuss the possibility of establishing an alternative coalition government with Benjamin Netanyahu in the present Knesset.

The chief obstacle to the formation of such a government remains the lack of a clear path to the 61 seats necessary for a majority.

Source: INN - Photo: Flash90