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Liberman Demands Netanyahu Be First Investigated Amid 'Betrayal' Claims
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By אברהם פריינד
First reported by Srugim · 2 hours ago
What happened
Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Liberman called for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to be the first investigated regarding alleged "betrayal" and "conspiracy" before October 7th. Liberman cited decisions on prisoner releases, ceasefires, Qatari funding, and draft laws as areas requiring scrutiny of Netanyahu's leadership.
- 01Liberman demands Netanyahu be first investigated for pre-Oct 7 "betrayal" claims.
- 02He questions decisions on prisoner releases and ceasefires.
- 03Liberman blames Netanyahu for Qatari funding to Gaza.
- 04He criticizes Netanyahu's handling of the conscription law.
- 05Liberman promises a state inquiry after election victory.
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