Netanyahu, Lapid to Hold Meeting on Alleged 'Security Threat' Ahead of Elections
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Israeli opposition leader to meet Netanyahu after PM's warning of looming attack
Netanyahu's remarks that 'enemies' will strike Israel before the October election drew suspicion from opposition leaders, with Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar party demanding his video statement be removed
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with opposition leader Yair Lapid to inform him about alerts regarding possible attacks on the country in the weeks leading up to the parliamentary elections on 27 October. The meeting was also attended by Prime Minister Guy Markizeno's military secretary, and [...] Netanyahu's entry meets with opposition Lapid to share "alerts of possible attacks" in elections was first published in The Journalist.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will meet with opposition leader Yair Lapid following claims that there are signs of an impending attack. Although Lapid's request for a briefing was initially rejected, a meeting between the two has been scheduled for 11:30 PM today.
Official Hebrew sources announced Netanyahu's imminent meeting with the opposition leader.
Israel: Benjamin Netanyahu invited opposition leader Yair Lapid to discuss the security situation. The meeting, which will be attended by the Prime Minister's Secretary of War, is scheduled for 23:30.
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