A political analysis published late Tuesday night asserted that Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Lieberman depends on opposition leader Yair Golan for a coalition, and criticized the framing of a question put to Lieberman about Golan's impact on his campaign.
An analysis posted late Tuesday night assessed that Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Lieberman cannot form a governing coalition without opposition leader Yair Golan, despite recent tensions between the two. The analysis criticized the way a question was posed to Lieberman, suggesting it avoided directly addressing Golan's positions. The commentary comes amid a series of public exchanges between the two figures. As The Zioneer previously reported, Lieberman told his party leaders last week that Golan and his allies are not optimal partners, and earlier called for Golan's silence as a 'contribution to victory.' The analysis suggests that Lieberman's coalition math ultimately depends on Golan's Democrats party.
- DevelopingLiberman tells party leaders: Golan and his allies are not optimal partners
- DevelopingLieberman slams Golan over evacuation stories: 'no coordination between head and mouth'
- DevelopingLiberman: Golan's silence would be 'contribution to victory'
- StrongYair Golan accused Lieberman of serving Netanyahu's incitement campaign
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