The negotiations between Israel Prime Minister Netanyahu and Yisrael Beiteinu were disrupted when the new right was left outside the Knesset, but the prime minister and his men ignored the signs, and when they realized that Lieberman intended to burn the club.

“It was the Netanyahu we never see in public and only hear about in whispers. Unprepared and unscripted,” writes Anshel Pfefferhttps://t.co/nCasKHnPjf pic.twitter.com/XHkaNAIBh3

— Haaretz.com (@haaretzcom) May 30, 2019

First hints of Avigdor Lieberman’s intentions to thwart the negotiations for the establishment of the government with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared on the night of the election itself, on April 9. Immediately after the publication of the samples, Netanyahu rushed to phone all the potential coalition partners, on his way to publicize the announcement of the establishment of the new government. “I know him for 30 years,” he said.