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Behadrei HaredimPolitics

Likud Accuses Lapid of Endangering Israel's Security Over Budget Dispute

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Hebrew · 19 newsrooms covering

Israel's Likud party accused Prime Minister Yair Lapid of endangering national security with his stance on the defense budget, calling his claims "baseless and false" and suggesting he is motivated by political gain.

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  • Likud accuses Lapid of endangering Israel's security.
  • The party calls Lapid's budget claims "baseless and false."
  • Likud states the defense budget can increase without tax hikes.
  • The party alleges Lapid is driven by political motives.
Likud Accuses Lapid of Endangering Israel's Security Over Budget Dispute
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The Likud party has strongly criticized Prime Minister Yair Lapid, accusing him of misleading the public and jeopardizing Israel's security. The accusations stem from a dispute over the defense budget, with Likud asserting that Lapid's claims regarding the budget are "baseless and false."

Likud argues that the defense budget can be increased without raising taxes, directly contradicting Lapid's position. The party contends that Lapid is prioritizing "cheap political considerations" over the nation's safety. This public exchange highlights a significant political rift between the two parties regarding national security priorities and fiscal policy.

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