Avigdor Lieberman interrupted the interviewer mid-broadcast: "You are wrong and you don't understand"
In an interview on 103FM, Avigdor Lieberman harshly attacked Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, comparing his responsibility for the October 7 disaster to that of the head of the Bnei Zion pre-military academy in the Nahal Tzfith disaster, and called for him to be prosecuted for criminal negligence. Lieberman ruled out an early unification of the opposition, arguing it would cost mandates, and attacked the creators of the film "Nez'a," calling them "traitors."
In an interview on 103FM, Avigdor Lieberman harshly attacked Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, comparing his responsibility for the October 7 disaster to that of the head of the Bnei Zion pre-military academy, who was sentenced to seven years in prison following the Nahal Tzfith disaster. Lieberman claimed that over 2,000 people have been killed since October 7 and 26,000 soldiers wounded, yet no one bears responsibility. He called for Netanyahu to be prosecuted for criminal negligence. Regarding the opposition, Lieberman ruled out an early unification, arguing that committing to a single candidate would cost the bloc 3-4 mandates, and emphasized that each party must maximize its electoral potential. He also attacked the creators of the film "Nez'a," Lior Avraham and Rachel Shor, calling them "traitors" and a "blood libel," and called for a serious criminal lawsuit to be filed against them.