Concern in the opposition: this is the scenario where the right could reach 70 seats

Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Lieberman warns that forming a minority government with the support of the Arab parties could lead to further elections where the right-wing bloc reaches 70 seats. Lieberman calls for a purely Zionist government and attacks Gadi Eisenkot.

Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Lieberman warns that forming a minority government with the support of the Arab parties could lead to another election cycle, at the end of which the right-wing bloc led by Benjamin Netanyahu could reach 70 seats. Lieberman said in an interview with Radio 103FM that he opposes a minority government and insists on a purely Zionist government, calling the idea a 'dangerous trap.' According to him, following the October 7 attack, the Israeli public has shifted rightward, and seats must be transferred between blocs so that the serving bloc defeats the shirking bloc. The warning comes amid growing tensions between him and Yashar chairman Gadi Eisenkot, whom Lieberman called 'Benny Gantz 2.' In the latest Channel 14 poll, the right-wing bloc received 61 seats, compared to 46 for the Jewish opposition and 13 for the Arabs. The article presents Lieberman's warning as a concern in the opposition, using a headline that emphasizes the 70-seat scenario.