"I usually don't do this": Ahmad Tibi reveals messages from Netanyahu's adviser

MK Ahmad Tibi revealed live on the program "Ofira Ohana Sari" messages he received from Nathan Eshel, a close adviser to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and attacked the prime minister for his accusations of election theft. Tibi called Netanyahu a "hypocrite" and an "inciter," saying that only a thief can accuse others of theft. He described the high voter turnout in the Arab community as a "heroic act of self-defense." Likud responded by calling the claims an "absolute lie" and stated that Likud does not cooperate with parties that support terrorism.

MK Ahmad Tibi appeared on the program "Ofira Ohana Sari" and revealed live messages he received from Nathan Eshel, a close adviser to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Tibi harshly attacked Netanyahu following his speech in the Knesset, in which he accused the Arab parties of stealing the elections. According to Tibi, Eshel contacted him before the elections, on the day after them, and after the results were published, in an attempt to convince him not to support the indictment law. Tibi called Netanyahu a "hypocrite" and an "inciter," and said that only a thief can accuse others of theft. He described the high voter turnout in the Arab community as a "heroic act of self-defense." Likud responded by saying that this is an "absolute lie" and that Likud does not cooperate with parties that support terrorism.