On the eve of the elections, the Israeli opposition says that Netanyahu must face a treason investigation on the eve of the high-pressure elections for the Legislative Knesset, the explosive and provocative charge of "treason" is thrown. Former Israeli Finance Minister Avigdor Lieberman on Monday called for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to be investigated in a criminal investigation on charges of treason, accusing him of igniting a foreign war only to expand the rule of his parties and the Likud. "This morning I contacted the Attorney General demanding that a criminal investigation be opened against Benjamin Netanyahu for the charge of treason," Lieberman wrote in X. "Last month, the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, pressured the heads of the security establishment to take steps that could create a miscalculation with Iran. In fact, he accuses Netanyahu of trying to drag Israel into war just before the upcoming elections - not on the grounds of legitimate national security, but for personal political gain. "The attempt to drag the State of Israel into war on the eve of an election, along with the willingness to sacrifice IDF soldiers just because of fear of losing the elections, constitute a betrayal of the country, its security and the IDF soldiers," the post concluded. Israel's Channel 12 news reported that the prime minister and the army chief of staff, Lt. Col. Eyal Zamir, clashed in recent days over a directive to the army that could "potentially trigger an immediate flare-up with Iran at a very sensitive point", by leading to Iran's miscalculation.