No more crossings and no more supplying, he says. But first of all, Hamas leaders need to be eliminated, and those who are abroad remain legitimate targets.
Liberman said that he personally handed a document to Netanyahu warning of a large-scale Hamas attack. Gadi Eisenkot saw it too, says Liberman, but it was not taken seriously.
After the emergency government was announced on Wednesday and officially formed on Thursday, Liberman said that he would join it as soon as he was invited.
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
"Netanyahu mustn't continue as prime minister for even a single day - he is an existential threat to the State of Israel," the former finance minister claimed.
NATIONAL AFFAIRS: Enough of apportioning blame, enough with the dire descriptions of the country’s state and where it is going.
"Someone should assassinate this Ben-Gvir," the post read. "He should die in the worst possible agony. Idiot, arrogant, Jewish arse, criminal."
Israeli coalition officials said the prime minster prefers to have a Shas member on the Judicial Selection Committee instead of a member of Otzma Yehudit.
Lapid accused Netanyahu of trying to freeze the judicial reform to mollify the US and anti-reform protestors.
National Unity chairman Benny Gantz denied that the reported agreement was in the offing.