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Likud Says Bennett-Lieberman-Eisenkot Bloc Needs Arab Parties to Govern

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of Avigdor Lieberman speaking at a Knesset podium with an Israeli flag behind him.

Likud said Naftali Bennett, Avigdor Lieberman and Gadi Eisenkot cannot form a government without Arab parties. In a campaign message reposted by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the party also accused Lieberman of having delivered no achievements and only promises. It cited his term as finance minister, claiming he served with Arab-party support and transferred billions of shekels to them without oversight. Likud said Lieberman’s newest recruit would reach the same conclusion after 48 hours of studying the party leader’s record.

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