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Liberal Party Chief Liberman Repeats Claims of Election Sabotage Ahead of 2026 Vote
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60% right-leaningFirst reported by Channel 13 · Jun 12, 2026
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What happened
An Israeli commentary accuses Avigdor Liberman of recycling election-fraud warnings he made before the 2021 vote. It contrasts his recent remarks about possible disruption in 2026 with earlier claims about Benjamin Netanyahu and says the rhetoric is politically motivated and detached from reality.
- 01Liberman warned that election disruption and ballot theft could occur in 2026.
- 02The article says he used similar claims before the 2021 election.
- 03It cites a 2021 quote comparing Netanyahu to the Capitol riot.
- 04The commentary says Netanyahu has previously lost elections and conceded power.
- 05It suggests Liberman is repeating the claims because polls favor Gadi Eisenkot.
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