The statement about Jordan is not accidental: A reminder to Lieberman that the archive already knows

The article argues that Avigdor Lieberman's statement about transferring security responsibility in Judea and Samaria to Jordan is not a slip of the tongue, but an expression of his true and consistent position over the years. The author presents Lieberman's past 'Land and Population Exchange' plan, which includes transferring Arab communities in Israel to Palestinian sovereignty, and analyzes it as a left-wing plan wrapped in right-wing slogans. The article relies on tweets from Netanyahu and Shikli as evidence of Lieberman's position.

The article on Channel 14 analyzes the statement by Avigdor Lieberman, chairman of the Yisrael Beiteinu party, that security and administrative responsibility for Areas A and B in Judea and Samaria should be transferred to Jordan. The author, Mati Tuchfeld, argues that this is not an accidental statement, but an expression of a consistent policy line that Lieberman has promoted for years. The article recalls Lieberman's 'Land and Population Exchange' plan, under which he proposed transferring Arab communities from the Triangle and Wadi Ara to Palestinian sovereignty in exchange for keeping settlement blocs in Israel. The author calls this plan a 'disguise' and a 'left-wing plan through and through.' The article quotes a tweet by opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu, who called on Lieberman to 'immediately retract,' and a tweet by Minister Amichai Shikli who called the idea 'delusional.' The author concludes that Lieberman 'was never right-wing' and that 'the disguise has fallen.' The article uses charged language and identifies Lieberman as left-wing, based on his political past.