Netanyahu's Wife Claims Foreign Interference Stole Election
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Sara Netanyahu, wife of the Prime Minister, reportedly accused foreign countries of interfering in elections and stealing national sovereignty during a meeting with right-wing bloc representatives. Participants quoted her saying "They are robbing us of the country." The Likud party has denied the report and Netanyahu's alleged statements.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Sara Netanyahu reportedly claimed foreign countries interfered in and stole the elections.
- She allegedly stated "They are robbing us of the country" during a right-wing bloc meeting.
- The Likud party has denied the report and Netanyahu's alleged statements.
- The meeting discussed allegations of foreign involvement in the election process.
- Netanyahu's remarks focused on damage to national sovereignty.
Prime Minister's wife Sara Netanyahu reportedly claimed during a meeting with right-wing bloc representatives that foreign countries interfered in the elections and harmed Israel. The Likud party has denied these claims. Netanyahu allegedly made sharp remarks about the election results and the supposed damage to national sovereignty, according to participants in the meeting. The gathering, which included representatives from the right-wing bloc, discussed allegations of possible foreign involvement in the election process, a subject of political dispute surrounding the results. Sources present at the meeting stated that Netanyahu addressed the suspicions in particularly harsh terms. "They are robbing us of the country. They are stealing the elections. There are foreign countries that have infiltrated and are stealing our sovereignty. This is a serious matter that must not be ignored," Netanyahu was quoted as saying by those present. The Likud party rejected the report and denied the statements attributed to Sara Netanyahu.
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