Avigdor Lieberman

1988, they're like, "We're done," but they also took away any rights that any of the Palestinian Arabs had here.

Um, and they waived all control of the West Bank, right? But, oh, as an aside, guess which Israeli politician wants Jordan to control the West Bank? Avigdor Lieberman, who's in the, the running for...

I, I mean, he's not in the running for prime minister, but he's one of the senior politicians in the Israeli government.

Well, there's a lot of them that actually, yeah.

But there's going to be a lot of issues on ideology.

You know, do we adopt the ideology of You know, Yair Golan's ideology is going to be very different from Avigdor Lieberman's ideology.

You know, from 2021 to 2022, this anti-BB camp managed to create a coalition and it only lasted for a little over a year because, you know, it was a very small minority.

I think it would be even in the vote to become the government, I think, because A member of Ram didn't vote in the ERA party, and they weren't able to keep everybody together because it wasn't enough to keep the whole government together in terms of ideology.

with planned meetings with world leaders on the sidelines.

Within Israeli politics, the Likud party is reportedly re-evaluating its strategy concerning potential rival Ofer Winter, with concerns that he might ally with Avigdor Liberman.

The party is also focused on increasing voter turnout.

Separately, IDF forces demolished the home of the terrorist responsible for murdering Yehuda Sherman in a March 21st attack in Kalkalia, carrying out Israel's policy of raising attackers' homes to deter future violence.

and then for Israel to come out and say but we warned them we told them to leave and they didn't leave and basically those Israeli generals were saying that we are using those evacuation orders as collective punishment that if there is, let's say, a rocket being fired from Gaza, from Gaza City, Israel would issue an evacuation notice, not just for the area from which the rocket was launched, but for the entire city.

And that's what we saw, I think, two days ago with the Israeli Defense Minister, Israel Katz, that very openly said, if Hamas or any faction in Gaza were to kidnap a single Israeli soldier, we would issue evacuation orders for the entire Gaza Strip and flatten all of it and push everyone southward.

So it is collective punishment.

So as soon as I raised that to him, the immediate answer was just a block.

And Israel banned any publication about this for a very, very long time.

until it collapsed by mere accident.

An Israeli former defense minister, Avigdor Lieberman, he saw something published in Haaretz that hinted about this militia in Gaza, and he immediately put two and two, and he said on a podcast, Netanyahu is funding ISIS in Gaza.

And he had no idea that it was banned under a military censorship order.

Prime Minister Netanyahu is set to address the UN General Assembly amid these diplomatic challenges.

Domestically, Prime Minister Netanyahu and Finance Minister Beit Sarlel Smotrich have strongly criticised Yisrael Beitei new leader Avigdor Liberman's proposal for Jordan to administer and provide security in parts of the West Bank, specifically areas A and B. Liberman later clarified his proposal as part of an Israeli-Jordanian confederation.

In other news, the Anti-Defamation League has launched a new research hub focused on online communities, that influence young people toward violence.

Their research highlights that antisemitism is deeply embedded within some of these extremist networks.

This decision was welcomed by applicant Ben-Gvir, who expressed hope the Supreme Court would rise above itself, according to Telegram channel Newsil.

In political discourse, Prime Minister Netanyahu and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich strongly criticized former Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman's proposal for Jordan to administer parts of the West Bank, calling it a departure from right-wing principles.

A recent poll suggests around five hundred and fifty thousand young Israelis eligible to vote for the first time show a strong right-wing tilt, but their support is divided across several parties.

Likud has also reportedly rejected Yehudit, Yehudit's demands for the Defense and Justice Ministries, citing them as core portfolios and noting concerns over potential diplomatic fallout with Egypt and Jordan.

Reports suggest that while US President Trump is willing to meet with Iranian officials, he has indicated no interest in meeting Netanyahu at this time, a situation described as a genuine diplomatic crisis affecting Israel's security initiatives.

In Israeli domestic politics, former Defence Minister Avigdor Liberman has sparked controversy with a proposal for Jordan to assume security and administrative responsibility for parts of the West Bank, specifically Areas A and B.

Prime Minister Netanyahu and Finance Minister Beit Sarlel Smotrich strongly criticised the idea, with Netanyahu accusing Liberman of moving to the left.

Liberman later clarified that his proposal envisioned an Israeli-Jordanian confederation.

On the West Bank, a political debate has emerged regarding its administration.

Yisrael Bey Teh new leader Avigdor Liberman proposed a Jordanian role in administrative and security control in areas A and B, suggesting an Israeli-Jordanian confederation.

This proposal drew sharp criticism from Prime Minister Netanyahu and Finance Minister Beit Salel Smotrich.

An analysis of upcoming elections indicates approximately 550,000 young Israelis are eligible to vote for the first time, potentially influencing 10 to 12 Knesset seats.