Lapid to Netanyahu: No need for fear
The news included Israeli security warnings about the possibility of attacks on multiple fronts ahead of the scheduled elections on October 27, without revealing specific details about the attacks or the responsible parties. In response, Yair Lapid confirmed that there is no reason to spread panic, emphasizing that threats require responsible and professional handling, and that the elections will take place as scheduled. Additionally, the Likud Party criticized Lapid for his actions after the meeting, considering that his political positions were predetermined regardless of the content of the security briefing.
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