In first major speech following Knesset dissolution, PM showcases map of Israel in which U.S. president wrote "Nice" next to the Golan Heights. Netanyahu takes opportunity to lambaste rival Avigdor Lieberman for forcing new election.

Public upset that country will have another election, citing high cost of endeavor, frustrated with politicians.

"Murderers always return to the crime scene," vandals write. Rome's chief rabbi, Riccardo Di Segni, calls the message "spine-chilling" and says it is "a provocation."

Prime minister attacks Lieberman and makes the case for giving him a renewed, stronger mandate to lead the nation for the sixth time.

"Even though we had a little event last night, that's not going to stop us – we're going to keep working together," Netanyahu says a day after coalition talks unravel and Knesset dissolves.