Rapper Ron Nesher Slams PM Netanyahu Over Pre-Election Security Warnings
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Rapper Ron Nesher criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Instagram for his warnings about pre-election security threats. Nesher questioned Netanyahu's responsibility for preventative actions and suggested the Prime Minister should solve the issue he warns about. The rapper also referenced a past incident where Netanyahu was allegedly not alerted. Nesher and Netanyahu previously collaborated on a song for the 2009 election campaign.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Rapper Ron Nesher criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's pre-election security warnings.
- Nesher questioned Netanyahu's responsibility for preventative measures before elections.
- Netanyahu had warned of potential enemy attacks before the October 27 elections.
- Nesher accused Netanyahu of being better at speaking than acting.
- Nesher and Netanyahu previously worked together on a 2009 campaign song.
Rapper Ron Nesher has publicly criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding the premier's recent warnings about potential security escalations before elections. Nearly two weeks prior to a FlyDubai flight, Netanyahu stated at Tel Nof base that "enemies will try to attack us" ahead of the October 27 elections, adding that "our long arm will reach you anywhere, anytime."
On Wednesday, during commemorations for the October 7th attacks, Nesher addressed Netanyahu on Instagram. He questioned who bears responsibility for pre-election preventative measures if the Prime Minister possesses intelligence about an impending attack. "Who is the Prime Minister before the elections? Can you remind me?" Nesher asked.
Nesher further accused Netanyahu of being more adept at delivering speeches than interpreting his own statements, referencing a past instance where Netanyahu, as Prime Minister, was allegedly not woken up. "The same person who warns is the person who needs to solve it, because the reins are in your hands at any time before elections," Nesher asserted, urging the public not to be misled.
The rapper and the Prime Minister have a past connection, as Nesher produced a song for Netanyahu's 2009 election campaign.