Regav attacks Trump: “He doesn’t strike Iran, and he takes over the airport”

First report: Transportation Minister Miri Regev launched a sharp attack against U.S. President Donald Trump during a discussion held with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and senior government officials. The central edition reported this evening, Tuesday, for the first time that during the discussion with the prime minister, Regev said that Trump “doesn’t attack, and he also takes over the airport.”

Minister Regev went on to criticize the presence of American refueling planes at Ben Gurion Airport, saying: “It has no shape, they should at least remove the refuelers from here.” During the escalation with Iran, at Ben Gurion Airport, the Israel Airports Authority and the Air Force held situation assessments regarding the continued operation of flights at Ben Gurion, and after several planes that were due to land were diverted from their routes, they were later given permission to complete the procedure and landed safely.

About two weeks ago, News 13 reported that officials at the Israel Airports Authority warned that if the American refueling planes remain in Israel, summer flights are at risk. Israel Airports Authority Director General Sharon Kadmi said: “As long as the Americans are at Ben Gurion, there will be delays and disruptions in flights.”