In his post, Liberman wrote that the "current coalition is dragging Israel into an endless internal conflict, on issues such as the tax evasion law, the judicial system, the media, and the budget."
The former foreign minister said that Israel must not back down in the current direct fight with Iran.
When it comes to pressing concerns, security topped the list for 63.5% of respondents, followed by economic issues (38.9%).
The leader of the opposition, MK Yair Lapid, called on the government to announce the diplomatic and strategic goals for the northern conflict.
Givat Shmuel Mayor Yossi Brodny joined MK Liberman's Yisrael Beytenu, influencing the anti-Netanyahu right-wing leadership race.
Ceremonies should unite all Israelis to come together and remember October 7. What is the point if there is a need to prerecord the ceremony and hold it without the public?
Sa'ar began by saying that the massacre was a result of "mistaken strategic navigation" that lasted 30 years, since the Oslo Accords in the mid-1990s.
Rumors about a unification of non-Likud right-wing politicians swirled for months after the October 7 massacre.
Documents from Amman reveal that in 2012, Jordanian authorities may have blocked a $10 million check written by a US firm tied to PM Netanyahu for a Turkish-based straw company related to Hamas.
Naftali Bennett and Avigdor Liberman discuss forming a new right-wing party amid ongoing talks, but leadership struggles cause delays.
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