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YnetPolitics

Bennett Calls Netanyahu's Advisors' Actions 'Worst Betrayal in Israeli History'

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Hebrew · Sole source

Yamina party chairman Naftali Bennett declared that actions by Prime Minister Netanyahu's advisors represent the worst betrayal in Israeli history. He criticized close advisors, including one seen at military headquarters, for allegedly receiving payment from an enemy state during wartime. Bennett emphasized that such betrayals have never before originated from the Prime Minister's inner circle.

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  • Naftali Bennett called actions by Netanyahu's advisors the worst betrayal in Israeli history.
  • Bennett stated advisors were allegedly paid by an enemy state during wartime.
  • He noted one advisor was seen in uniform at the Kirya military headquarters.
  • Bennett emphasized the betrayal originated from the Prime Minister's inner circle.

Naftali Bennett, chairman of the Yamina party, stated at a conference hosted by Ynet and Yediot Ahronot that the actions of Prime Minister Netanyahu's advisors constitute the most severe betrayal in the history of the State of Israel. Bennett elaborated that while other acts of betrayal have occurred, they never originated from within the Prime Minister's inner circle. He specifically criticized close advisors to Netanyahu, one of whom he noted was seen in uniform at the Kirya military headquarters, for allegedly receiving salaries from an enemy state during wartime.

Bennett's remarks were made during the "People of the State" conference, highlighting his strong condemnation of the alleged actions, which he characterized as unprecedented due to their proximity to the Prime Minister's office and the alleged involvement of individuals receiving funds from an adversary.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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