Political Analysis on Israeli Government Formation

To get rid of Bibi, they'll do anything. Eizenkot, the president will task him

because he'll have a majority among those most

likely to form a government.

The Arab parties also recommended him, for the first time.

Yes.

For the first time.

To get rid of Bibi, they'll do anything.

Okay.

Then Eizenkot comes along, doesn't go to the Arabs,

doesn't approach the Arabs, doesn't speak to the Arabs. If an Arab

comes near his home, he asks 730

to remove him immediately, whether he's from the Joint List

or Abbas. He tells Bennett, Lieberman, and

he tells Yair Golan. He says, "Listen carefully, on November 15,

I'm bringing a government made up of these four parties,

and I'm not speaking to the Arabs. The Arabs will enable

its formation." Now, if any of these four gets clever,

they'll tell him, "No

problem, come to the Knesset and bring us down. Let's see you."

But how far can you get with a minority government of 53?

First of all, I'm talking about forming it.

Okay.

First of all, a minority government is formed, a minority government.

And will Lieberman go along with it? You and your fantasies.

Go along with what? Will he leave Bibi in power?

Because if you don't vote for this, you've voted for Netanyahu to head a caretaker government.

A caretaker government.

And so no one will have a choice. Whoever opposes this will be destroyed

politically in the elections that follow, and therefore, a minority government will be formed.