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Netanyahu Dismisses Shin Bet Chief's Lawsuit as 'Nonsense'
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called a lawsuit filed against him by former Shin Bet head Ronen Bar "nonsense" during a Kan 11 interview. Netanyahu claimed the NIS 30 million suit was a tactic to distract from elections and Bar's failures, stating Bar could have used secure communication lines to reach him.
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What happened
- 01Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called former Shin Bet head Ronen Bar's lawsuit against him "nonsense."
- 02Netanyahu stated the NIS 30 million lawsuit was a "trick" to divert attention from elections.
- 03The Prime Minister claimed Bar could have used a "red phone" or met him directly.
- 04Netanyahu asserted Bar did not provide strategic warnings about the war.
- 05He accused Bar of wrongly believing Hamas was deterred and seeking an economic agreement.
The Prime Minister also asserted Bar failed to provide strategic war warnings and wrongly believed Hamas was deterred.
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