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Avigdor Lieberman Rejects Early Commitment to Opposition Bloc Leader as PM Candidate Avigdor Lieberman opposes Gadi Eizenkot's call for the largest opposition party to automatically nominate the prime minister candidate, warning it could weaken the bloc's chances. Lieberman urges unity among the four main opposition parties to maximize electoral strength and avoid vote splitting ahead of the elections.
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What happened 01 Lieberman opposes early commitment to largest party leader as opposition PM candidate. 02 Eizenkot wants the largest party to automatically nominate the PM candidate regardless of polls. 03 Lieberman calls for unity among four main opposition parties to increase overall seats. 04 He warns pledges to Eizenkot could cost votes and lead to voter abstention or defection. 05 Lieberman cautions against many small parties risking wasted votes below the electoral threshold. 06 He urges strategic voting and postponing leadership decisions until after maximizing bloc strength. Translated and summarized by baba from Behadrei Haredim , the latest report. Read Behadrei Haredim’s original The coverage
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