Every politician bends the truth, but the chairman of Yisrael Beiteinu has nothing to sell but the lie • His shocking statement about the ultra-Orthodox and the wheelbarrow testifies to him more than anything • Opinion
A political troll.
Avigdor Lieberman
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Liron Moldovan
Avigdor Lieberman does not hate ultra-Orthodox.
He has no problem with their meetings, their pensions and their lifestyle.
Not with the fact that they do not serve in the army, not with the fact that they do not study core subjects, and not because of the high birth rate.
In his previous incarnation, everyone thought that Lieberman even hated Arabs.
The fact that he agreed to sit with the joint list in the government testified that there were no things in the body.
Lieberman never had a problem with their refusal to recognize the character of the State of Israel, their support for terrorism, or their opposition to peace with the moderate Arab states.
How is it possible that Lieberman, who has been in the Israeli public for several decades, does not resort to any means to remain relevant, and to turn his skin over and over again in such a blatantly blatant manner?
The reason is that he is a professional liar.
All politicians need to bend, who little and who much, the degree of truth, in order to succeed.
Many of them are criticized for this.
In the studios, MKs, ministers and political candidates are often confronted with their old statements, and more often than not, politicians find themselves embarrassed after it was discovered that what they said today is the complete opposite of what they once said.
Not Lieberman.
Lieberman will not be embarrassed, because his profession is a lie.
It was only 12 years ago that Lieberman was one of the leaders in demanding the change of the legal system.
When he entered the Netanyahu government, he demanded that all relevant files be transferred, from the Internal Security Committee to the Constitution Committee, and demanded that Yaakov Ne'eman, who hated the system, be appointed Minister of Justice.
When senior Likud members Benny Begin, Dan Meridor and Mickey Eitan prevented him from promoting what he wanted in the field, he insulted them and called them "finesse cases."
Who would have believed that in a decade or so, Lieberman would become a finesse himself.
Probably just Lieberman.
He probably did not believe a word of himself back then.
good week.
Do you know a landfill that is open now?
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Those who know better than anyone that this is the reality, are the heads of the ultra-Orthodox parties.
For decades they have worked with Lieberman, shoulder to shoulder, in several governments and in countless arenas, national and local.
They made deals, stole horses, and promoted moves.
Lieberman would go in and out of the important rabbis as part of the weave of connections he weaved, designed to carry out his plans, and was a housemate in the offices of the ultra-Orthodox ministers.
Lieberman can defraud the seven seats that vote in favor of his party.
Not Deri, Litzman and Gafni.
But Lieberman's goods are eroding.
His new and invented image as the enemy of the ultra-Orthodox needs maintenance and upgrading in order for it to continue to innovate and excite.
And so, from election to election, Lieberman must exaggerate more, exacerbate the provocation, and in other words, deepen the lie until there is no one who will not believe him.
His statement that he would take a wheelbarrow, load the ultra-Orthodox and Netanyahu and "throw in the dump" indicates that beyond the false culture he developed, Lieberman positioned himself as a poor political troll, and as the ultimate chaos agent of Israeli politics.
