Likud Accuses Lieberman of 'Talking Right, Doing Left' Amid Government Formation
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
The Likud party attacked Avigdor Lieberman for refusing to back a minority government, accusing him and Gadi Eisenkot of relying on Yair Golan and Arab parties. Likud also referenced Lieberman's past coalition with Mansour Abbas and alleged he approved funds for charities supporting Hamas. The party stated Lieberman "talks right and does left."
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Likud attacked Avigdor Lieberman for refusing to support a minority government.
- The party accused Lieberman and Gadi Eisenkot of depending on Yair Golan and Arab parties.
- Likud recalled Lieberman's coalition with Mansour Abbas.
- The party alleged Lieberman approved 53 billion shekels for charities supporting Hamas.
- Likud stated Lieberman "talks right and does left."
The Likud party has sharply criticized Avigdor Lieberman following his statement that he would not support a minority government. Likud asserted that Lieberman and Gadi Eisenkot are dependent on Yair Golan and Arab parties to form such a government. The party's statement recalled Lieberman's previous coalition with Mansour Abbas, implying hypocrisy. Likud also accused Lieberman, during his tenure as finance minister, of approving 53 billion shekels for Islamic charities allegedly supporting Hamas, a claim made by the party. "He is again talking right and doing left," Likud stated, adding, "Eisenkot and Lieberman have no government without Yair Golan and the Arab parties."
