Liberman attacks: "We will get Gantz 2.0"

Yisrael Beiteinu party chairman Avigdor Liberman, in an interview with the program "Meeting the Press," sharply criticized Yashar party chairman Gadi Eisenkot, warning that his strategy could lead to a split in the opposition camp and the emergence of "Gantz 2.0." Liberman also spoke out against ultra-Orthodox parties and accused the prime minister of strengthening terrorist organizations.

Yisrael Beiteinu party chairman Avigdor Liberman has entered into a harsh confrontation with his partners in the change camp, warning of a split that could affect the results of the upcoming elections. In an interview with the program "Meeting the Press," he sharply criticized Yashar party chairman Gadi Eisenkot, stating that his strategy weakens the entire camp in order to strengthen his own position. Liberman directly warned: "With all good intentions, instead of Gadi Eisenkot we will see Benny Gantz 2.0." He dislikes Eisenkot's statements because he does not rule out cooperation with ultra-Orthodox parties and the prime minister. Liberman categorically stated: "Netanyahu cannot be a partner in anything," and added that anyone involved in the failure of October 7 cannot enter the next government. Commenting on Ofer Winter's party, Liberman demanded clear answers and an end to sloganeering, noting that there are five weeks left until the elections and there is still no program. He also criticized the plans of ultra-Orthodox parties, stating his intention to take billions from those evading service and give them to those who serve. Liberman accused the prime minister of strengthening terrorist organizations, claiming that Qatari money is Netanyahu's money and it goes to the military wing of Hamas. He stated that a government under his leadership would be able to achieve victory on all fronts.

Liberman attacks: "We will get Gantz 2.0"