Dahlan Aide Slams Likud "Ridiculous Incitement Campaign" Over Haaretz Report
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Mohammed Dahlan's movement fiercely rejected accusations from Israel's Likud party that Dahlan was behind a Haaretz report about a phone call between the UAE leader and Prime Minister Netanyahu. Dahlan's group called the accusations a "ridiculous incitement campaign."
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Dahlan's movement denies Likud's claims about a Haaretz report.
- The movement calls Likud's accusations an "incitement campaign."
- The report concerned a supposed call between UAE leader and Netanyahu.
- Netanyahu was allegedly warned during the phone call.
The movement of senior Palestinian official Mohammed Dahlan has vehemently denied accusations by the Likud party that Dahlan was behind a Haaretz newspaper report. The report alleged a phone call between the UAE leader and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, during which Netanyahu was supposedly warned.
Dahlan's movement described the Likud's claims as a "ridiculous incitement campaign," asserting that they are baseless and aimed at diverting attention from internal political issues. The movement stated that it has no connection to the Haaretz report or the alleged phone conversation.
The Likud party had accused Dahlan of orchestrating the publication of the story in Haaretz, suggesting it was an attempt to interfere in Israeli politics. The report itself, published by the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, detailed a supposed conversation where Netanyahu received a warning from the UAE leader. The specific nature of the warning and the context of the alleged call were not fully detailed in the initial report.
