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Netanyahu Expresses Worry Over Election, Vows Not to Retire
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed deep concern about his chances in the upcoming elections, stating he is "very worried" and not certain of victory. He vowed to remain in politics even if he loses and criticized rivals like Gadi Eisenkot, alleging their government would depend on Arab parties. Netanyahu also accused former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar of lying in a defamation case, referencing documents he submitted to the State Comptroller.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is "very worried" about his chances of winning the upcoming election.
- Netanyahu stated he "will not retire from politics" even if he loses the election.
- He criticized rivals, claiming their government would depend on support from Arab parties.
- Netanyahu questioned Gadi Eisenkot's ability to handle national security threats, including Iran's nuclear program.
- He accused former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar of lying in a defamation lawsuit.
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