A day after the attack on Eisenkot, Lieberman changes course: "Vote only for 4 parties"

A day after his attack on Eisenkot, Lieberman changes direction and calls on his bloc partners to focus on voter turnout and preventing wasted votes. He calls for voting only for the bloc's four parties. Eisenkot, Gantz, and Forer respond with mutual attacks amid concerns over vote-siphoning and understandings with Ra'am.

A day after sharply attacking Gadi Eisenkot and accusing him of 'vote-siphoning' and enabling a government with Netanyahu, Avigdor Lieberman changes his tone and calls on his bloc partners to focus on voter turnout and preventing wasted votes. Lieberman calls for voting only for the bloc's four parties to achieve a solid majority that would allow the formation of a Zionist and liberal government. Eisenkot responded by calling on voters to ignore the spin and lift their heads toward a victory of over 61 Zionist mandates. Benny Gantz attacked Lieberman, saying that in 30 years in politics he hasn't done 10% of what Eisenkot has done. Oded Forer accused Eisenkot of an aggressive vote-siphoning campaign within the bloc and raised concerns about a possible understanding between Eisenkot and Yair Golan with Ra'am.

A day after the attack on Eisenkot, Lieberman changes course: "Vote only for 4 parties"