Chairman of Yisrael Beiteinu, Avigdor Lieberman, Was interviewed this morning (Tuesday) here on Net B after the vote on the dissolution of the Knesset that fell, and again called for a unification of forces against the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu“I think all four parties, Yisrael Beiteinu, have Atid-Telam, Gideon Saar and the right should negotiate with the other players, this will allow for 63-64 mentees.” However, regarding Saar he said: “I wonder if this is a ‘new hope’ and not a new version of blue and white“.
Gideon Saar and Yifat Shasha Bitton in a joint message after the announcement of joining
Do you think there is hope that in election number four there will be a decision?
“I think there will be a decision, but I want a coalition with liberal secular parties. Explain to me, how a prime minister has been in office for more than a decade, goes to the polls three times and fails. You (the Likud) have failed three times, maybe make way for someone else? “.
What is the chance of Gideon Saar, the leader in the polls? Do you see in him the opposition that will come to Balfour?
“I really suggest we all lower our ambitions, What I see is that for the first time there is a real option to form a coalition without Netanyahu. “I think all four parties – Yisrael Beiteinu, Yesh Atid, Gideon Saar’s party and the right, need to negotiate with other players, this will allow for 63-64 seats.”
And who will head the block?
“As for Gideon Saar, I wonder if this is a new hope, and not a new version of blue and white. My problem is that since Saar retired from the Likud, he has been in a heated dialogue with the heads of the ultra-Orthodox parties. It is inherent in them that he will not give them up in any coalition. “For their part, they are simply making it clear to Saar that they are not entering any coalition without Netanyahu, so whoever is tied to Deri, Litzman and Gafni, will eventually find himself with Netanyahu.”
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He has a connection with the ultra-Orthodox.
“This is not a connecting channel, it is tied to the ultra-Orthodox. He needs to make it clear that he is going to a Zionist and liberal coalition by engaging in civil marriage, opening businesses on Shabbat, core studies. “At that moment, he also linked himself to Netanyahu. I heard his statements” by no means, “but I have already seen that they said they did not sit with Netanyahu, and we saw what happened in the end.”
Lieberman added: “Bnei Gantz, Ashkenazi and another respected veteran MK who took off the mustache who said this, in the end we saw what the result is. I also want to really know what his treatment is on issues like core studies, recruiting yeshiva students and other topics. Unfortunately, I hear Saar being interviewed and saying that he does not rule out Shas and Torah Judaism. I expect clear statements. I want to understand what his mission is, does it include all the liberal parties“.