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Lieberman and Eisenkot Agree to Cooperate After Public Spat
Avigdor Lieberman and Gadi Eisenkot met and agreed to cooperate on increasing voter turnout and replacing the current government, despite recent public criticism. The leaders emphasized voting for their bloc's parties and avoiding votes for smaller ones.
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What happened
- 01Avigdor Lieberman and Gadi Eisenkot agreed to cooperate to increase voter turnout and replace the government.
- 02The leaders emphasized voting for one of their bloc's four parties and not for smaller parties.
- 03Lieberman recently criticized Eisenkot for seeking a government with Netanyahu and Orthodox parties.
- 04It remains unclear if their disagreement on forming a minority government has been resolved.
- 05Lieberman outlined plans to remove Prime Minister Netanyahu from power after the elections.
While they agreed to work together, their disagreement on forming a minority government remains unresolved. Lieberman also outlined plans to remove Prime Minister Netanyahu from power after the elections.
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