Liberman: "If we unite around one leader, we will lose 3-4 seats"

Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Liberman said in an interview that an early commitment to support a single candidate for the change bloc would cause a loss of 3-4 seats. Liberman called for maximizing each party's potential separately, attacked Netanyahu for his responsibility for the October 7 failure, and demanded he be prosecuted for criminal negligence. He also condemned the creators of the film "Naz'a" as traitors.

Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Liberman was interviewed today (Thursday) on Radio 103FM and addressed the political situation in the change bloc. Liberman said that an early commitment to support a single candidate for prime minister would cause a loss of 3-4 seats, and therefore each party must maximize its potential separately. He cited the union between Bennett and Lapid as an example of a union that caused harm. Liberman harshly attacked Prime Minister Netanyahu, stating that he bears personal responsibility for the October 7 failure, and that at best he should stand trial for criminal negligence. He compared the case to the responsibility imposed on the head of the Bnei Zion pre-military academy after the Tzafit stream disaster. Liberman also condemned the creators of the film "Naz'a" as traitors, and called for a serious criminal indictment against them.