Likud MK Claims Possible Imminent Attack on Iran, PM's Office Denies Knowledge
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Likud MK Moshe Saada suggested an imminent Israeli attack on Iran, possibly this weekend, but Prime Minister Netanyahu's office denied any such plans and criticized Saada for speaking without security clearance.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Likud MK Moshe Saada claimed an attack on Iran could happen soon, possibly this weekend.
- Saada described his statement as an assessment, not confirmed intelligence.
- Prime Minister Netanyahu's office expressed anger over Saada's remarks.
- Officials said Saada is not involved in security consultations.
- They accused Saada of speaking based on media reports without knowledge.
- The PM's office dismissed Saada's comments as baseless babble.
Likud Member of Knesset Moshe Saada stated in an interview on Channel 14 that "everyone knows we are approaching an attack on Iran, possibly even this weekend," describing it as an assessment. This comment sparked anger within Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office. Senior Israeli officials responded by dismissing Saada's remarks, saying he "knows nothing and is just babbling." They emphasized that Saada acted independently without any security consultations and based his statements on media reports. The officials stressed that he spoke about matters he has no understanding of.
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