Likud MK Moshe Saada Expects Security Incident With Iran This Week Amid Political Tensions
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First reported by Walla · 14 hours ago
What happened
Likud MK Moshe Saada expects a security incident with Iran this week amid rising tensions, emphasizing that national security overrides political considerations. He supports Prime Minister Netanyahu's plan to potentially cancel internal party elections if the situation escalates, while expressing confidence in the party's membership and internal compromises ahead of the upcoming elections.
- 01Likud MK Moshe Saada predicts a security incident with Iran this week amid rising tensions.
- 02Saada supports Netanyahu's plan to cancel party primaries if a major security escalation occurs.
- 03He reassures that if no major incident happens, Likud primaries will proceed as scheduled.
- 04Saada downplays criticism of reserved slots on the Likud candidate list, calling them beneficial.
- 05He highlights Iran's caution in avoiding direct attacks on Israel, targeting Jordan instead.
- 06Saada stresses the importance of including representatives of reserves and affected communities on the party list.
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