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Ongoing Story· Day 3

Yair Netanyahu Claims Most Muslim Arab Israelis Identify as Palestinian

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Haaretz EnglishPolitics

Netanyahu's Son Calls Arab Citizens Israel's 'Greatest Threat'

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Yair Netanyahu, son of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, declared on Friday that Arab citizens of Israel are the nation's "greatest threat" besides Iran's nuclear program. He argued this group poses a larger danger than other regional threats or Western antisemitism. Netanyahu believes Israel's survival is at stake if a significant portion of its population sides with its enemies.

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  • Yair Netanyahu called Arab citizens Israel's "greatest threat" apart from Iran's nuclear program.
  • He stated Arab citizens pose a greater danger than Palestinians, Turkey, or Western antisemitism.
  • Netanyahu believes Israel cannot survive with 20 percent of its population identifying with enemies.
  • The statement was made by the Prime Minister's son on Friday.
Netanyahu's Son Calls Arab Citizens Israel's 'Greatest Threat'
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