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Ongoing Story· Day 37

Bennett Urges Netanyahu to Declare Qatar Enemy State at UN

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Bennett Urges Netanyahu to Declare Qatar an Enemy State

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Naftali Bennett urged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to declare Qatar an enemy and expel its representatives if national security is a priority. Bennett expressed faith in the Shin Bet and Election Committee to investigate Qatari involvement in elections. He accused Netanyahu of exploiting the Qatar issue for political gain and to erode public trust in democracy.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Naftali Bennett called on Benjamin Netanyahu to declare Qatar an enemy state.
  • Bennett accused Netanyahu of using Qatar to sow chaos and undermine democracy.
  • Bennett expressed confidence in Shin Bet and Election Committee investigations.
  • The investigation concerns suspected Qatari involvement in Israeli elections.

Naftali Bennett, chairman of the 'Bayad' party, has called on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to declare Qatar an enemy state and expel its representatives from Israel if he is truly concerned about national security. Bennett criticized Netanyahu for allegedly spreading panic among the public instead of taking decisive action.

Bennett stated his confidence in Shin Bet head David Zini and Election Committee chairman Noam Solberg to thoroughly investigate suspicions of Qatari involvement in the elections. He accused Netanyahu of only remembering Qatar when it serves his interests, using the issue to sow chaos and undermine public trust in the democratic process.

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