The deal is starting to move: the ground is slipping beneath Netanyahu's coalition | Ben Caspit

Ben Caspit analyzes the political situation: the ground is slipping beneath Netanyahu's coalition, and Lieberman must decide whether to join the change bloc with the Arabs. Caspit attacks the police and Shin Bet for a false influence campaign on election day.

In his column, Ben Caspit argues that the ground is slipping beneath Netanyahu's coalition and analyzes Avigdor Lieberman's dilemma: whether to join the change bloc with Mansour Abbas and form an alternative government, or risk additional elections. Caspit criticizes Lieberman for raising the price of the Haredim's entry and warns that if the stunt leads to further elections, there will be no forgiveness. He calls on the heads of the change bloc to forget past grievances and act to replace Netanyahu. Additionally, he attacks the police and Shin Bet for a false influence campaign on election day, including the distribution of fake photos of election bribery, aimed at tilting the results and allowing Netanyahu to remain in power.