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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 Enemy Over Election Interference

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Yahad Party Chairman Naftali Bennett urged Prime Minister Netanyahu to declare Qatar an enemy and expel its representatives if state security is a priority. Bennett accused Netanyahu of exploiting suspicions of Qatari election interference to sow public panic and undermine democratic confidence. He stated his trust in the Shin Bet chief and Election Committee Chairman to investigate the matter thoroughly.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Naftali Bennett urged Netanyahu to declare Qatar an enemy and expel its representatives.
  • Bennett accused Netanyahu of using Qatari election interference to spread panic.
  • Bennett expressed confidence in the Shin Bet chief and Election Committee Chairman.
  • Suspicions of Qatari involvement in Israeli elections are under investigation.
Bennett Urges Netanyahu to Declare Qatar Enemy Over Election Interference
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