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Transport Minister Reconsidering US Refueling Plan at Ben Gurion Amid Security Concerns

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First reported by Ynet · 1 day ago

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Transport Minister Miri Regev stated Israel will reconsider hosting US refueling planes at Ben Gurion Airport if security needs rise. She reaffirmed Israel's readiness against Iran and dismissed election day airspace closure rumors. Regev also criticized Gadi Eizenkot for controversial political comparisons and supported Likud primaries.

01Miri Regev says Ben Gurion is civilian, not a military base, for US refueling planes.
02Israel will reconsider US refueling flights if regional security needs increase.
03Regev affirms Israel is prepared for defense and offense against Iran.
04She rejects any agreements with Iran, insisting it will not become nuclear.
05Regev supports Likud primaries and is confident in her party list position.
06She denies plans to close Israeli airspace on election day, calling rumors false.

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