Netanyahu Fears Far-Left Activists, Demands Special Police Attention
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with police officials to discuss election integrity, expressing concern over far-left activists known as "HaGedonim." He requested special police attention to the group, which has vowed to physically defend the Knesset and confront Netanyahu. The Prime Minister's office has not commented on the report.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu requested special police attention to far-left activists called "HaGedonim."
- Netanyahu expressed "fear" over videos documenting the "HaGedonim" organization.
- The "HaGedonim" group aims to physically defend the Knesset from right-wing actions.
- Activists from "HaGedonim" have pledged to confront and surround Netanyahu at his residence.
- Netanyahu discussed election integrity with Police Inspector General Dani Levi and Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Police Inspector General Dani Levi and National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir to discuss election integrity. A senior police official reported that Netanyahu expressed "fear" regarding videos showing the organization of far-left activists calling themselves "HaGedonim" (The Gedonites). He urged the police to give this matter "special attention."
The "HaGedonim" group has publicly stated its aim to "physically defend the Knesset" from any right-wing attempts to undermine the democratic process. Its activists have also pledged to intercept and surround Netanyahu at his residence.
The Prime Minister's office declined to comment on the report.
