Former Israeli minister accuses Netanyahu of humiliating Israel

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Former Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of turning Israel into a "banana republic" and humiliating the country by accepting US-led efforts to reach an agreement with Iran. Lieberman stated that any deal leaving Iran's leadership in power, potentially including the release of frozen assets and resumption of oil exports, would be a "catastrophe" for Israel.

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Former Israeli defence minister Avigdor Lieberman accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of turning Israel into a “banana republic” amid growing criticism of US-led efforts to reach an agreement with Iran. Speaking to Channel 12’s Meet the Press, Lieberman argued that any deal leaving Iran’s leadership in power would be a “catastrophe” for Israel.

Former Israeli minister accuses Netanyahu of humiliating Israel

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