Avigdor Lieberman at a Yesh Atid faction meeting, February 20, 2023 (Photo: Flash 90, Yonatan Zindel)
The chairman of Israel Beitenu Avigdor Lieberman said today (Wednesday) that there are "a lot of conflicts" in the coalition, and that it may not last even against the background of the protests.
"I am looking at what the disconnected coalition is doing this morning.
We have two Gafni laws, the maturing clause and the hametz law.
There is Deri's law and Deri's judicial review law, these are four laws that the coalition is currently dealing with," he said in an interview with "Seven Tasha" at 103. "Just a week ago, the coalition discussed Sara and Bibi's makeup and hairstyle.
This coalition is only concerned with itself, only with politicians."
He said that he sympathizes with the words of former legal advisor Avichai Mandelblit, who warned against a coup d'état. "Mandelblit is a born-again extremist. These people have no ideological background, the members of the coalition only care about themselves, so there is no It has a right to exist. We also participate in these demonstrations, as far as Netanyahu is concerned, the Tel Avivians who demonstrate against him were at least against him."
Lieberman said that he supports real reform in the judicial system.
"A government that does not have public support will not last, when it loses it it collapses. We already see fissures in the coalition. It is threatening, there are many conflicts, there is not one that is satisfied. Even Gafni whose appetite for pigs does not stop."
According to him, "Netanyahu is disconnected. If two weeks ago they convened the finance committee to discuss the two houses and the hair and makeup, he has disconnected from reality, he does not live in reality, he has lost all shame."
He said that his faction would support the vote on promoting the death penalty for terrorists.
"Every terrorist knows that the State of Israel released more than 7,500 terrorists, some of them the most brutal. Netanyahu lied and cheated, he will lie now too."
The chairman of Yisrael Beitenu, who was the finance minister in the previous government, attacked the debates on the budget. "No budget was passed, since '96 I sat in government meetings.
It has never happened that ministers voted on a blank page.
To date, they have not published the brochure with the budget.
Everything will be fine.
We are on the way to the most acute economic crisis for what has happened here in recent years.
We are heading for a more severe economic crisis.
The government that promised to fight the cost of living, what cost of living?
There is no budget, we have not seen it.
When you see a blank page, how can you talk about the budget?
there's nothing".
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