Businessman Roni Mana Slams Netanyahu Over Dubai Flight Warnings
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
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- Businessman Roni Mana criticized PM Netanyahu's response to flight warnings.
- Mana compared the situation to the October 7th intelligence failures.
- He questioned why flights from Dubai were not halted.
- Mana accused Netanyahu of acting out of fear of exposure.
- This follows previous sharp criticism of Netanyahu by Mana.
Businessman Roni Mana, a former associate of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has sharply criticized the government's handling of a recent attempted terror attack on a Flydubai flight. Mana took to his X account (formerly Twitter) to condemn the official statements regarding advance intelligence warnings, drawing a parallel between the current situation and the failures leading up to the October 7th attacks.
Mana directly addressed Netanyahu, questioning why flights from Dubai were not halted if advance warnings were received. He implied that Netanyahu's inaction stemmed from a fear of repercussions and the potential exposure of truth, stating, "In my place, I would be hiding because that's exactly what you didn't do when you had warnings about October 7th and did nothing." He further warned of severe consequences, suggesting that any disaster resulting from this inaction would be attributed to the Prime Minister.
This is not the first time Mana has publicly criticized Netanyahu. In a previous post, Mana warned opposition leaders, including Gabi Ashkenazi, Avigdor Lieberman, Naftali Bennett, and Yoav Gallant, that Netanyahu is a "master con man" who will fabricate narratives to appeal to right-wing voters. Mana asserted that Netanyahu "stops at nothing to remain relevant."
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