Liberman Confident of Leading Next Israeli Government
Avigdor Liberman, leader of the Yisrael Beiteinu party, expressed strong confidence in his party's ability to form the next government following the upcoming Knesset elections. With just one month until the vote, Liberman stated his primary goal is to secure the maximum number of mandates for his political camp and his secondary goal is to become prime minister.
Speaking to journalist Yuval Karni, Liberman commented on the current political landscape and recent polls, asserting his conviction that his camp will form the government. He cited his extensive experience in Israeli politics, having participated in numerous election campaigns, and his regular interactions with citizens as the basis for his optimism.
"Having gone through dozens of election campaigns and possessing rich experience, I tell you that this time we will win," Liberman stated. "I am on the ground daily, working hard at home meetings with voters."
Liberman's declaration comes amid ongoing election campaigning, with recent polls indicating shifts in the political standings. Earlier reports highlighted that Benjamin Netanyahu was trailing behind other candidates in certain polls.
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