Saar hinting at a union with Lieberman? "There is a dialogue between different parties" | listen

A war of iron swords: The chairman of the State Right, Gideon Sa'ar, spoke today (Sunday) with Udi Segal and Tal Shalu on their program on 103fm, and expressed his views on the kidnapping deal that is on the table, and on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

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At the beginning of the interview he said: "I resigned from the government because I thought that the war cabinet was managing it in a failed and idealess way. When I said two months ago that we were going to lose, it was a very rare statement, today it is a consensus. The demand to enter the cabinet was to try and make a number of changes in the directions in which the government was managing the government. The goal was to change the wrong path."

"I have been saying for months and you should pay attention to what happened during all those months, that Hamas is not interested in the deal," he explained. "Israel has flexed the terms time and time again, I will be surprised even now if there is a deal. Hamas will make a deal either out of necessity, or out of complete Israeli surrender which means they will be left as a military force in the Strip and the continued threat from the Strip to the surrounding settlements and the citizens of Israel. Everything else is psychological warfare. A few months Good people have total paralysis."

"We are playing with ourselves and fighting with ourselves, and on the other side there is a very sophisticated player with clear strategic principles for when he goes and when he does not go to a deal. I suggest that we see that in fact Israel has given up its positions on a great many issues, including the issue of returning to the northern Gaza Strip. It will not change the chance for a deal. Israel has already said yes, now they have been waiting for more than a week for Sinwar to speak up, and he is playing in a defiant way, but he is not interested in the deal," he added.

He then said: "We are already in an extremely difficult situation. Something that should have been carried out with much greater force and speed is being spread and continued, and the longer it continues, the closer we are to the elections in the United States. Who thinks that America will give guarantees on our behalf about the end of the war, and a few weeks before the elections there it will be violated by the Israeli government, Anich thinks he does not see reality correctly."

"We are required to give up the security of the residents of the Otaf, and say that it was just another round and this is how we end the event. This is also how it will be perceived at the regional level. We are not a superpower, neither in terms of internal legitimacy nor in terms of international legitimacy."

"I look at the situation and I don't think there was a point in time in all the last months where we were close to planning a second kidnapping," he continued. "We will arrive at such an outline either when Hamas is under heavy pressure, or if Israel surrenders completely to the dictates of Hamas. We cannot accept dictates on fundamental issues that concern our security."

At the end of the interview, he said: "I certainly suggest having a sincere dialogue with the Americans, but they also know that Hamas is derailing the deal. Rafah is a slogan. I am in favor of action in Rafah, but I do not see it as a strategic solution to the predicament that Israel has found itself in. The problem is that the emergency cabinet refuses to return To the drawing board and form a new order. The whole issue of the northern front requires a new thought. Unfortunately, this is not how we run a war, I resigned from the government."

On the possibility of establishing a state-right party with Lieberman: "Yes, there is a dialogue between various parties that are in the dialing area of the state right, a liberal right, who understands the situation well. I hope it will be successful, I think and I hear the public and there is a great desire to see such a move. If He will happen, he can very well succeed."

Assisted in the preparation of the article: Michal Kadosh, 103fm