האם ישראל בדרך לבחירות נוספות? יוסי אליטוב

First of all, we have been hearing Lieberman in the last few minutes, and it connects to the whole incident with Aryeh Deri. Because what Lieberman is doing is dropping a political bombshell in the last few minutes, effectively saying: there won't be a government, we're going to elections. After all, when he says Eizenkot for prime minister and I'm not willing to make any deal with Bibi, he could have made a deal with Netanyahu: two years each, he becomes president, Bibi stays leader of the Likud, and Aryeh Deri goes to the Treasury, joins the government, and this whole coalition would run together. Now what has happened here is that the moment everyone digs in, it actually serves exactly what Netanyahu wants most . And Aryeh Deri, with his silence, moving backward, hasn't spoken for six days— what is the reason? He sees that a government is not going to be formed here. He is not going to be the logistics officer for Bibi's coalition as he has been since October 7th. And basically, everyone is digging in their heels. Bibi sees the Ashkenazi Haredim dancing with Eizenkot and he realizes there is a possibility that Degel HaTorah will reach some sort of deal. So he embraces Bibi and says the Ashkenazim have already run away from their loved ones, so at least Deri is staying with me.