Political Analysis of Israeli Leaders

Lieberman is a leftist.

Lieberman has completely switched camps, completely.

He has been consumed by hatred, by personal animosity

toward Netanyahu. I'm not his psychologist, I don't deal with why.

But he'll do anything, uh, uh, to politically destroy Netanyahu.

Of course.

Um, he'll do anything, uh, uh, uh, to finish off

Netanyahu. The hatred is just bub-bubbling. He doesn't

care about the Land of Israel, he doesn't care about security, he doesn't care about anything, and he

will crown, uh, Lapid and Gantz and M— he

said in his own words that he'd go with Meretz. Now, in practical terms, he'll also go

with the Arabs. The Arabs don't need to vote for Gantz, they only

need not vote against Gantz. That is,

uh, something abnormal. I really don't understand how, uh, uh,

any secular right-winger can vote, uh, for Lieberman,

when he, he really is

only on the other side. Uh, the other side is legitimate,

but this is completely, completely left-wing. This is completely, completely left-wing in every

respect. The judicial system, uh, uh, the economy,

a Histadrut economy. So really, uh, uh, regardless

Whatever right-wing party you vote for, it has to be Yamina, and I

say specifically, the secular right.