Liberman Threatens to Remove Netanyahu and Pass Law
The leader of the Israel Beiteinu Party, Avigdor Lieberman, announced that he will work to oust the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after the members of the Knesset take the oath of office. His party aims to change the Knesset's leadership, remove its current president, and then pass the "Accused Law," which prevents individuals facing criminal charges from forming a government or serving as Prime Minister. This step could have significant implications for Netanyahu's legal and political future, especially in light of his ongoing corruption trial. This comes ahead of the October 27 elections, amid disagreements within the opposition regarding government formation and potential alliances.
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