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MakanPolitics

Lapid: Security Briefing Did Not Mention Dubai Plane Incident

Translated & summarized from Makan by baba

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Opposition leader Yair Lapid claims the security briefing he received from Prime Minister Netanyahu did not allude to the Dubai plane incident, accusing the government of political gamesmanship at Israel's expense.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Lapid says security briefing did not mention Dubai plane incident.
  • He accuses Netanyahu of playing political games with security.
  • Lapid calls the government's actions 'cheap political games'.
  • He describes the current government as 'reckless'.
Lapid: Security Briefing Did Not Mention Dubai Plane Incident
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Opposition leader Yair Lapid stated that the security briefing he received from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the previous night bore no resemblance to the incident involving a plane arriving from Dubai. Lapid emphasized that there was "no similarity, not even the slightest hint" between the briefing and the plane event.

In a statement, Lapid further asserted that the "disinformation campaign currently being promoted by the media mouthpieces only confirms what was clear yesterday: they are trying again to play cheap political games at the expense of Israel's security; they are a reckless group."

MakanArab · Jerusalem

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