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| Avigdor Liberman of the Yisrael Beiteinu party leading a news conference at the Knesset, May 18, 2016. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90) |
Often he surprises with something out of Left field, like his offer of land exchange with the Arabs. He offered some of pre-1967 Israel for some of the Land we liberated in 1967. This shocked people, since he, himself, lives in Gush Etzion, placing his address and expected ideology to the Right. And those on Israel's Right, and even Center, don't offer Arabs land that are part of sovereign Israel since the 1949 ceasefire agreement.
Lieberman's recent statement about only building in the main "settlement blocs" is not only a Left/Center stand, but it's common in Gush Etzion, which considers itself "consensus." I've written before how dangerous it is for all that they refuse to realize that the Left and most foreigners consider their homes no more acceptable than mine in Shiloh. They are in Lala Land, because the United States State Department and the United Nations consider all of the land we liberated in 1967, including Ramat Eshkol, Efrat, Elkana etc to be the same Arab status as Shiloh, Itamar and Hebron.
Basically, even more than Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, Lieberman sounds more Right out of power than in power. Since the Israeli voting public leans to the Right, when campaigning, Lieberman talks the talk, but now in power, he won't walk the walk.
5 comments:
Are they simply puppets of the globalists? Are they afraid of Esav? Its just all a game and anyone who is against the game is quickly silenced by our own Elite here whether from the king or the judges, masters of corruption. The world is a reflection of us, that is very sad to have to say.
Agree totally with the above comment by Shiloh. Lieberman is not a right winger in the sense of how we interpret it should be. From the start, he showed his true color in the civil marriage debacle. When one calls himself a right winger in the Jewish sense of the word but is not G-D fearing and observant of Torah, he/she proves many times to be worse than even a left winger. There have been too many prior examples of this.
BOTTOM LINE: Does he believe in Torah or not?
Mr Cohen, what does it have to do with believing in the literature of the Torah? What happened to the truth, honesty, doing what is right and just for your own people? Something has gone completely wrong with humanity. Being "G-d fearing" is the lowest level actually of our connection to the Creator of All. Humanity is too busy fearing God instead of watching how God is orchestrating the coming redemption. We are stuck in the past, we need to look to a bright future.
Lieberman talks for headlines and is very dangerous.
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