Liberman Exposes 'Anything But Netanyahu' Camp's Strategy Amid Golan's Revealing Comments

Avigdor Liberman openly criticized Yair Golan for speaking out loud, saying Golan's silence would be his greatest contribution to their electoral victory. Liberman's frustration stems not from Golan's views but from how his candid statements reveal the true composition and positions of the coalition envisioned by Benny Gantz and others, which Liberman refers to as the "Anything But Netanyahu" camp.

Liberman accused this camp of promoting a misleading narrative that there are more agreements than disagreements within their ranks, a claim he calls a complete falsehood. He claims they conceal plans for territorial concessions and the establishment of a Palestinian state, hoping voters remain unaware. Golan's unfiltered remarks, which openly outline the coalition's real agenda and ambitions, including his own aspirations for defense minister, undermine this carefully crafted campaign.

Liberman also highlighted the political dependence on Mansour Abbas and the Ra'am party, stating that without them, the coalition cannot form a government. He urged Golan to stop revealing these truths to the public, allowing the camp to maintain their facade until election day. According to Liberman, the only unifying factor in this coalition is opposition to Netanyahu, lacking a shared vision or coherent policy.

This exchange was aired on Channel 14's "Five" program, with political analyst Yaara Zared framing Liberman's comments as a rare political disclosure that exposes the coalition's internal contradictions and strategic deceptions ahead of the 2026 elections.