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Ongoing Story· Day 37

Naftali Bennett Calls for Unity in Right-Wing Bloc, Blames Netanyahu for 'Blood Libel'

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i24NEWS EnglishSecurity

Ex-PM Bennett Warns of Existential Threats to Israel From Within and Without

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Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett warned of escalating security threats to Israel, including terrorism, Hamas rebuilding tunnels, and internal societal divisions regarding military service. Speaking at a security summit, Bennett criticized leadership for failing to adapt and implement necessary changes, stating that Israel relies too heavily on citizen courage. He cited a near-catastrophe on a flight to Tel Aviv and Hamas's resurgence in Gaza as examples of preventable dangers. Bennett also argued that unequal burdens of service weaken the nation internally, a sentiment echoed by other political leaders at the event.

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  • Former PM Naftali Bennett warned Israel faces existential threats from terrorism, Hamas rebuilding, and internal divisions.
  • Bennett stated Israel's vulnerability stems from leadership's failure to adapt and implement necessary changes.
  • He cited a near-catastrophe on a Tel Aviv-bound flight and Hamas's tunnel resurgence as examples of threats.
  • Bennett criticized unequal national service burdens, calling it "real suicide" for the state.
  • Other leaders at the summit agreed Israel's security depends on governance and shared responsibility.

i24NEWS English publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read i24NEWS English’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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