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Ongoing Story· Day 3

Yair Netanyahu Claims Most Muslim Arab Israelis Identify as Palestinian

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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

PM's Son Yair Netanyahu Calls Israeli Arabs 'Greatest Danger' to Israel

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Yair Netanyahu, son of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, declared Israeli Arabs the "greatest danger" to Israel's survival, excluding Iran, citing their alleged identification with enemies. He drew parallels to France's situation with its Muslim population. MK Ahmad Tibi condemned the remarks as racist. The statements come amid investigations into suspected foreign interference and election bribery, though officials state these will not affect the results.

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  • Yair Netanyahu called Israeli Arabs the "greatest danger" to Israel's survival, excluding Iran.
  • Netanyahu claimed 20% of Israel's population identifies with its enemies and wants destruction.
  • MK Ahmad Tibi denounced Yair Netanyahu's statements as racist and antisemitic.
  • The remarks were made during investigations into suspected foreign election interference.
  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu previously apologized for remarks about Arab voters.
PM's Son Yair Netanyahu Calls Israeli Arabs 'Greatest Danger' to Israel
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