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Liberman Launches Opposition Push, Meets Bennett After Urging Joint Platform With Lapid

He casts the initiative as a move to offer responsible alternative leadership after the October 7 failures.

Israel National News
Israel National News

Overview

  • Yisrael Beytenu chairman Avigdor Liberman sent a formal letter to opposition leader Yair Lapid proposing shared guidelines for forming the next government.
  • Liberman asked for an urgent meeting with the heads of Zionist opposition parties along with Naftali Bennett and former IDF chief Gadi Eisenkot.
  • His letter calls for consensus on security, the economy, a constitution, universal military service, and religion–state relations within Israel’s founding values.
  • Bennett met Liberman the same day to discuss the war, hostage negotiations, the IDF draft, the economy, and options to replace the current government.
  • Liberman argued the current leadership is driving Israel toward ruin and bears responsibility for the October 7 disaster, while separate commentary urged national unity to deny Hamas leverage.