Likud Denounces Liberman for Alleged False Claims on IDF Gaza Operations and Security
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What happened
Likud strongly refutes Avigdor Liberman's claims that Israel's military has withdrawn from key Gaza positions and that political leaders hindered counterterrorism efforts. Liberman accused Netanyahu of approving financial deals with Hamas and criticized US military involvement as limiting Israeli autonomy. Likud denies all allegations, affirming continued IDF presence and operational freedom in Gaza and highlighting strategic US-Israel cooperation.
- 01Likud accuses Liberman of knowingly spreading falsehoods harming Israel's security.
- 02Liberman claims IDF withdrew from Gaza's yellow line and political leaders blocked counterterrorism.
- 03Liberman alleges Netanyahu approved $400 million financial deal benefiting Hamas; Likud denies.
- 04Likud states no change in IDF deployment or rules of engagement in Gaza has occurred.
- 05Liberman criticizes US military presence as limiting Israel's autonomy; Likud calls it strategic cooperation.
- 06Dispute follows reports of militant activity and debates over Israeli military response scope.
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