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Lapid Denies Receiving Warnings About FlyDubai Incident During Netanyahu Meeting

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Opposition leader Yair Lapid denied receiving any warnings about the FlyDubai incident during a meeting with Prime Minister Netanyahu, accusing Netanyahu's supporters of politicizing the event.

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  • Lapid denies receiving warnings about the FlyDubai incident from Netanyahu.
  • He accuses Netanyahu's supporters of politicizing the situation.
  • Lapid stated security forces were ready for elections.
  • No indication of a threat was present in the briefing.
Lapid Denies Receiving Warnings About FlyDubai Incident During Netanyahu Meeting
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Opposition leader Yair Lapid stated that he received no information during a meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that could have indicated a threat similar to the recent FlyDubai flight incident. Lapid clarified that the briefing with the prime minister yesterday contained nothing, not even remotely, that resembled or hinted at the morning's airplane incident. He accused Netanyahu's supporters of attempting to politicize the situation and link the event to prior warnings the prime minister had mentioned. Following the meeting yesterday, Lapid had previously stated that security forces were prepared for elections and there was no cause for alarm.

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