Avigdor Lieberman: "A minority government is morally and practically flawed. We will find a way to get rid of Netanyahu"

In an interview with ynet's podcast "120 and One," Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Lieberman attacks the idea of a minority government, calls for replacing the Knesset speaker in a secret ballot, and accuses Netanyahu of lying and capitulating to the Haredim. Lieberman argues that the focus should be on increasing voter turnout to achieve 62-63 seats for the serving bloc.

In an interview with ynet's political podcast "120 and One," Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Lieberman attacked the idea of a minority government, calling it a "fatal mistake" both morally and practically. According to him, relying on the Arab parties is morally wrong, and a minority government would be unstable, leading to Netanyahu's return with 70 seats. Lieberman proposed replacing Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana in a secret ballot, estimating that a third of the coalition would support it. He accused Netanyahu of lying about Qatari money to Hamas and claimed the prime minister is a "hostage" of hilltop settlers and the Haredim. Lieberman called for increasing voter turnout and focusing on achieving a solid majority of 62-63 seats for the serving bloc.

Avigdor Lieberman: "A minority government is morally and practically flawed. We will find a way to get rid of Netanyahu"