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Liberman Accuses Netanyahu and Katz of Using Security Alarm to Distract Voters

Yisrael Beytenu leader Avigdor Liberman accused Benjamin Netanyahu and Israel Katz of generating security alarm to divert voters' attention from what he described as their failures. In an October 22 campaign statement, he urged Israelis to vote for his party on October 27 and replace the government. Liberman's criticism cited October 7 and military-service policy. He also alleged that Hamas and Hezbollah were rebuilding, strengthening and preparing another confrontation three years after the massacre, linking those claims to his election appeal.

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