Rival Says Netanyahu ‘Fear-Mongering’ over Warning of Pre-Vote Attack
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Lapid after meeting with Netanyahu: No reason to cause public panic
Meeting between Netanyahu and Lapid on security threats ahead of the election ends after about 30 minutes. Lapid says he will not disclose the briefing’s contents but states: “There is no reason to cause public panic."
Rival says Netanyahu ‘fear-mongering’ over warning of pre-vote attack
Israel’s opposition leader accuses Prime Minister Netanyahu of using fear tactics by warning of potential attacks ahead of the elections. Netanyahu’s remarks have targeted various entities including Iran and Hamas in recent weeks.
Israel: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyagu met late on 29 September with opposition leader Yair Lapid on the security situation and possible threats in the run-up to the elections.
Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of fanning security fears ahead of the October 27 Knesset elections. Netanyahu had claimed there were signs that "enemies" might attempt attacks before the election. Lapid met with Netanyahu after requesting a security briefing. Following the meeting, Lapid stated that military bases were not merely props for election campaign videos and that the army and police were …
The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave a security briefing to opposition leader Yair Lapid, including a talk of warnings of pre-election attacks, as announced by Netanyahu ' s office...
Leader of the opposition accuses the Prime Minister of trying to 'seminate fear' in the population
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