The house is falling apart but baby Lieberman has time to whine

In an opinion column on Ynet, Einav Schiff sharply attacks Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Lieberman, calling him "baby Lieberman" and accusing him of infantile behavior and political hypocrisy. Schiff quotes Lieberman saying Netanyahu is "physically unfit, to say the least," and questions why Lieberman does not act on his own words but continues to haggle. The columnist compares Lieberman's conduct to a spoiled toddler refusing to eat what is served, blaming his tantrums for preventing political achievements. Schiff argues that Lieberman is capable of flexibility with other parties but chooses not to do so with the current government. The column ends with a call to stop the "unbearable theater" and act responsibly.

Einav Schiff, in an opinion column on Ynet, fiercely attacks Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Lieberman, calling him "baby Lieberman." The writer claims that Lieberman behaves like a "spoiled baby" and complains about coalition conditions, while according to him the political house is falling apart. Schiff quotes Lieberman saying that Netanyahu is "physically unfit, to say the least," and wonders why, if Lieberman thinks so, he does not act accordingly but continues to haggle. The writer compares Lieberman's conduct to a toddler who refuses to eat what is served, and accuses him of tantrums that prevented achieving political goals. Schiff claims that Lieberman is capable of being flexible with other parties, but chooses not to do so with the current government. The column ends with a call to stop the "unbearable theater" and act responsibly.