Lieberman in fierce attack against Netanyahu: Maybe you are Packer's agent?

Hours before the Knesset's dissolution, Israel's chairman launched our attack on the prime minister, claiming that he and his relatives were spreading rumors about why he did not enter a unity government. "I have never changed principles in chairs. Sit down with yourself and do something for yourself, "Lieberman said

Lieberman in fierce attack against Netanyahu: Maybe you are Packer's agent?

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• The 22nd Knesset today will vote on two bills and with their approval - will be dispersed

Israeli House Speaker Avigdor Lieberman launched a fierce attack on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu this morning, hours before the Knesset's dissolution. Lieberman hinted at the indictment filed against Netanyahu, saying, "Mr. Prime Minister, maybe you are an agent of unknown and wealthy officials from various parts of the world? Maybe you're James' agent, maybe you're serving Nathan Milikowski's economic interests? Here, too, the difference between us was that I never sanctified the means, and I never changed principles in chairs. So take a good look. Sit down with yourself and do something for yourself. "

In a long post, Lieberman elaborated on the slander and libel that he claims to be spreading by his relatives and Netanyahu himself, as to why he did not join the government. "I read some of Balfour Street's courtyard letters like" Lieberman is operated by foreign agents, "" Lieberman is an agent, "" Chaos agent "with thick clues toward my friends, when those close associates add to the crime and claim to be That is how I refused to take on the coveted positions in the government and the Knesset and the fact that I did not join a narrow coalition led by you. "

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"So, to the knowledge of the Prime Minister and his associates, I went through quite a few investigations and I never feared them, I never hid behind immunity," added the Israeli House Chairman. "All the legal discussions were financed by money and instead of turning to friends I took a loan from the bank. If I was afraid of fading or wanting to please someone, I would not say, all along in the clear and unambiguous way, that for me the prime minister is entitled to serve until a final verdict despite the indictment. This is the law in the State of Israel, which passed in 2001 and which I voted against. But despite everything, I believe that laws must be respected even when they don't like us or in my case when I voted against. "

Lieberman blamed Netanyahu for thwarting the possibility of forming a unity government, saying that "at your age, you probably betray you and forgot that I supported the outline of the president who gave you, and not Benny Gantz, the right to serve as prime minister. If I were running the way you are, I would join a minority government The difference between us, mine has values ​​and you have only interests. "

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Lieberman's attack comes hours before the Knesset dispersion, expected tonight shortly before midnight. Israel is expected to go to third elections in just a year, after none of the candidates - Prime Minister Netanyahu and Blue Ben Gantz chairman - failed to form the government in a period of three months.

The Knesset will vote on two bills today. The first, a proposal to dissolve the Knesset, which includes the upcoming election date: March 2, 2020. The second, a proposal containing changes regarding the timetable for registering the new parties, the work of the Central Electoral Commission and party financing. This is in light of the preface of the election a week from the original date and due to the proximity of the third election to the elections held last September.