US EditionThe Mayor of Petah Tikva Sent an Email to Municipal Employees - and Stressed the Entire City
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An email to Petah Tikva municipality employees created panic, as they demanded to be available over the weekend due to the security situation, which raised fears of escalation with Iran.
Petah Tikva Mayor Rami Greenberg distributed an email to municipal employees today (Thursday), hinting at the possibility of an attack in Iran as early as this weekend. According to the report in 'Israel Hayom', municipal employees were called upon to be fully available this weekend, and to proactively contact them if there is a report of a development. The title of the letter was "Employee Availability in Operation with a Dog". The letter state…
In an internal email titled "Availability of employees in operation with a dog," Rami Greenberg hinted at an attack in Iran this weekend. "In light of the security situation, your full availability is required this weekend," he wrote. Naturally, the email was leaked and alarmed the city's residents.
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