Lapid: No need for public panic, despite Netanyahu's claims of possible pre-election attack
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Opposition leader Yair Lapid stated there is no need for public panic following a security briefing by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu concerning alleged dangers and the possibility of a pre-election attack. Lapid emphasized that security threats must be handled professionally and responsibly, asserting that Israel's security and IDF bases should not serve as backdrops for election campaign videos.
In response to the Prime Minister's security concerns, Lapid also suggested that Netanyahu should conscript Haredim if he is genuinely worried about security. Additionally, Lapid maintained that no one has an excuse to disrupt the upcoming election.
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Jerusalem Post (Jerusalem, Israel)Focuses on Lapid's rebuke of Netanyahu using security for campaign videos.
Times of IsraelHighlights Lapid's counter-proposal on Haredim conscription and election disruption warnings.
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