Liberman against Netanyahu: 'He brought Israel to diplomatic isolation and didn't decide any front'

Avigdor Liberman attacked Benjamin Netanyahu in an interview, criticizing his handling of US relations, Iran, and security. Liberman claimed Netanyahu brought Israel to diplomatic isolation, failed to decide any front, and that the US decision to approve a nuclear program for Saudi Arabia is another diplomatic failure. He called for the establishment of a missile corps and pledged a sweeping election victory without the need for Arab parties.

Avigdor Liberman attacked Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in an interview with Radio North 104.5FM, criticizing his handling of US relations and Iran. Liberman claimed the US decision to approve a nuclear program for Saudi Arabia is another diplomatic failure by Netanyahu, and that Israel should use all its leverage in Washington to stop the deal. He added that Netanyahu brought Israel to diplomatic isolation and a status of 'lepers', and that three years of fighting on six fronts did not yield a decision on any of them. Liberman called for the establishment of an independent missile corps, arguing Israel is too dependent on US capabilities for striking Iran. He pledged a sweeping election victory without the need for Arab parties, and attacked the government's policy toward the Haredim, including gender segregation and lack of enforcement of conscription.