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Democrats Report Surge in Threats Against Yair Golan After First Lady's Interview
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By אבי סולומון
First reported by Arutz Sheva · 49 minutes ago
What happened
Israel's Democratic Party is seeking enhanced security for its leader, Yair Golan, citing a surge in death threats following an interview by Sara Netanyahu. The party claims security officials are neglecting their duty, and they may petition the High Court if action isn't taken.
- 01Democrats report a sharp rise in threats against Yair Golan after Sara Netanyahu's interview.
- 02The party has appealed to the Central Elections Committee chairman for increased security.
- 03Sara Netanyahu questioned Golan's actions and timing on October 7th in her interview.
- 04Golan plans a NIS 2.5 million defamation suit against Netanyahu if she doesn't apologize.
- 05Democrats accuse security committee members of political bias and endangering Golan's life.
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