Israeli Candidate Accuses Avigdor Lieberman of Deceiving Voters
Netali Sham Tov, a candidate for the "Amcha Israel" party, launched a sharp attack on Avigdor Lieberman, chairman of the Yisrael Beiteinu party, during a radio interview on Thursday. Sham Tov accused Lieberman of misleading his voters regarding his post-election political intentions, stating, "Lieberman allegedly presents right-wing positions, but he is deceiving his voters."
Sham Tov further elaborated that Lieberman's personal ambitions would lead him to form political alliances with the left and Arab factions. She claimed, "He is going to make the same mistake again and form a government with the Muslim Brotherhood, with Yair Golan and Gabi Lasky, due to his personal aspiration to be prime minister here."
The "Amcha Israel" party's criticism escalates its public confrontation with Yisrael Beiteinu. Sham Tov's remarks suggest a deep division within potential right-wing blocs and highlight concerns about political maneuvering following the upcoming elections.
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