Netanyahu Warns of Election Interference and Security Unrest
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS Arabic by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned of attempts to interfere in the upcoming elections and create security disturbances. Speaking on "Shabat Magazine" ten days before the vote, he expressed concern over poll numbers and the potential for external interference. Netanyahu stated that Iran clearly wishes to eliminate him and other officials, but asserted that such attempts have so far been thwarted.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned of election interference and security unrest ten days before the vote.
- Netanyahu stated that Iran clearly wishes to eliminate him and other senior officials.
- He expressed concern that allegations are causing the elections to be tied.
- Netanyahu urged citizens to vote to ensure a second term.
- The interview covered opinion polls, security, and the "Qatar-gate" affair.
Ten days before the elections, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed concerns about potential interference and security disturbances aimed at undermining achievements. Speaking on Saturday evening with Michal Rabinovich on the program "Shabat Magazine," Netanyahu addressed pressing public issues, including opinion polls, security matters, and the "Qatar-gate" affair.
Netanyahu stated, "I am concerned about the real numbers, and this is not misinformation, as we are tied in these elections because of these allegations. We will win if we get a second term, and that will only happen if people go out to vote." He elaborated on the threat, saying, "There will be an attempt to interfere in the elections and create security disturbances with the aim of diminishing achievements."
He also noted Iran's explicit desire to eliminate him and other senior officials, adding, "Tehran clearly announces its desire to get rid of me and other senior officials. And until this moment, we have gotten rid of them."
