Unrest in "Yisrael Beiteinu": Activists Demand Lieberman Return to the Right-Wing Bloc

Unprecedented unrest in Yisrael Beiteinu: key activists demand Lieberman hold an urgent meeting before he appears before the president, and make it clear they will not be part of a bloc with the Arabs. They threaten that if he throws their votes in the trash, he will lose them.

Unprecedented unrest among field activists of the Yisrael Beiteinu party: key activists, including council members and elected officials in local authorities, demand that the party leader, Avigdor Lieberman, hold an urgent meeting before he appears before the president for the round of recommendations. The activists make it clear that they are fed up with the boycotts and the sulking, and that they will not be part of a bloc that includes the Arab parties. They threaten that if Lieberman goes for a deal and throws their votes in the trash, he will lose them. The activists expect a meeting with Lieberman in the coming day, and make it clear that this is the last chance not to throw their votes in the trash.