Lieberman Blames Netanyahu for Possible Third Vote, Bennett Warns of Right-Wing ’Collapse’

By Staff, Agencies

Chief of ‘Israeli’ party Yisrael Beiteinu Avigdor Lieberman said on Sunday that interim Prime Minister of the Zionist occupation entity Benjamin Netanyahu would be to blame if Zionists have to head to polling stations for a third time this year.

In Sunday's post on Facebook, Lieberman warned that ‘Israelis’ "would not forgive" him for that and stressed that his party has been pushing for a unity government with Netanyahu's Likud and interim PM Benny Gantz's Blue and White parties ever since the September vote.

Lieberman slammed the interim PM for holding on to his alliance with the Haredi parties on the religious right, which stood in the way of a coalition like that.

Naftali Bennett, one of the leaders of the New Right party, which is part of Netanyahu's bloc, also voiced his concerns about the prospect of a third vote.       

In his Sunday morning interview for the Army Radio, Bennett warned that a third vote could result in a "collapse" of the ‘Israeli’ right, installing a leftist government.