The press conference is a promo: the truth behind Lieberman's refusal of Arabs

Noam Adari claims that Lieberman's statements against Arabs are a political ploy designed to secure him the first rotation in the prime minister's office, while breaking promises to voters.

Noam Adari, a political commentator on Channel 14, argues that Avigdor Lieberman's firm statements against the Arab parties at his recent press conference do not reflect ideological principles but rather a calculated political ploy. According to Adari, Lieberman's true goal is to secure the first rotation in the prime minister's office, and he is willing to break promises to the public and cooperate with entities he previously called 'enemies' to achieve this. The article describes the statements as a negotiation tactic designed to raise the price of the concessions Lieberman will demand when he breaks the 'red lines' he set. The commentator notes that Lieberman has already proven in the past that no promise is sacred to him, and that sitting with the Arabs and the ultra-Orthodox is a question of when, not if.