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Ex-National Security Advisor Tzachi Hanegbi to Vote for Lieberman, Not Likud

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Likud Candidate Slams Former National Security Advisor Over Endorsement

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Likud candidate Yaakov Bardugo fiercely criticized former National Security Advisor Tzachi Hanegbi for endorsing Avigdor Lieberman. Bardugo called Hanegbi's action "despicable" and "pathetic" in a radio interview on Tuesday. He accused Hanegbi of disloyalty and lacking gratitude towards Prime Minister Netanyahu. Bardugo predicted the endorsement would not impact Likud voters.

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  • Likud candidate Yaakov Bardugo attacked former National Security Advisor Tzachi Hanegbi for endorsing Avigdor Lieberman.
  • Bardugo called Hanegbi's endorsement "despicable" and "pathetic" in a radio interview.
  • He accused Hanegbi of disloyalty, citing his past move with Ariel Sharon to Kadima.
  • Bardugo stated Hanegbi lacked gratitude towards Prime Minister Netanyahu, who appointed him.
  • Bardugo predicted Hanegbi's action would not sway any Likud voters.

Likud candidate Yaakov Bardugo launched a sharp attack on former National Security Advisor Tzachi Hanegbi on Tuesday, following Hanegbi's public endorsement of Avigdor Lieberman. Speaking on Avi Razon's radio program on 'Galei Yisrael,' Bardugo called Hanegbi's action 'despicable' and 'pathetic,' especially after his recent dismissal from his post. Bardugo recalled Hanegbi's past political shifts, noting his move with Ariel Sharon to the Kadima party, suggesting a pattern of disloyalty. Bardugo accused Hanegbi of lacking gratitude towards Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who he said rescued Hanegbi from political obscurity after he was dropped in the Likud primaries and subsequently appointed to the significant role of National Security Advisor. Bardugo concluded that someone who acts out of anger over being removed from office is unfit for such positions. He predicted that Hanegbi's move would not sway any Likud voters.

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