Netanyahu Explains His Plea for Another Mandate
Translated & summarized from Cursorinfo by baba
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- Netanyahu seeks another term, citing security achievements.
- He claims his government prevented Iran from getting nuclear weapons.
- Netanyahu stated that attacks on his family are difficult to bear.
- The election campaign focuses on security and external threats.
- He previously criticized Britain's policy towards an "Islamist-left alliance."
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has explained his reasons for seeking another term in office ahead of the upcoming Israeli parliamentary elections on October 27. In an interview with the Daily Mail, Netanyahu emphasized his government's security achievements, stating that his administration has made significant progress in confronting Hamas and Hezbollah, and has prevented Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. He warned that the consequences of failing to counter the Iranian threat could have been "catastrophic," adding that Iran continues to develop long-range missiles.
Netanyahu also spoke about the personal toll his long political career has taken on his family. While accustomed to criticism directed at him as a public figure, he stated that attacks on his wife, Sara, and his children are considerably more difficult to endure. "I am used to paying the price for holding public office, but poisonous attacks, slander against my wife Sara and my children are hard to bear," he said.
The interview comes amid Netanyahu's election campaign, which heavily focuses on security issues and external threats. Previously, Netanyahu sharply criticized the British government's policy, accusing it of indulging an "Islamist-left alliance."
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