Alaeed criticizes Netanyahu on security use
The article discussed a controversy in Israel surrounding statements made by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in which he warned of a potential attack on Israel before the upcoming elections scheduled for October 27, 2026. He claimed there are "indications" of threats from Israel's enemies and presented a photo showing him at an airbase with a fighter jet. In response, Israeli security agencies confirmed that the available information does not indicate any specific alert or change in the security situation, and that the current state of readiness is routine. They also stated that the security meeting Netanyahu held was not an emergency. Meanwhile, opposition leader Yair Lapid called for clarity on the validity of the threats and questions about how the government is preparing to ensure election security. He emphasized that the military and security agencies are not tools for electoral propaganda. The discrepancy between political statements and security assessments reflects political tension ahead of the Knesset elections and sparks a debate about the use of security issues in election campaigns.
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