On Wednesday, October 21, the leader of the opposition of the captive Israeli government, after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's threats against the Islamic Republic of Iran, accused him of "dangerous politicization" of the country's security on the eve of the elections.

On Wednesday, October 21, the leader of the opposition of the captive Israeli government, after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's threats against the Islamic Republic of Iran, accused him of "dangerous politicization" of the country's security on the eve of the elections.

Yair Lapid, former prime minister and head of the opposition in Israel's captive parliament, who is himself one of the candidates for the November 5 elections in Israel, said: "I am really shocked to see that Netanyahu recklessly raises security threats."

According to him, "Netanyahu turned the security of the captives into an election circus." This man is responsible for the longest series of security failures in the history of captives in Israel.

🔸Netanyahu, who has the longest tenure in Israel's history, in the last days of his election campaign, he mainly focused on strong positions in the field of national security and, in contrast, had less interaction with the voters. On Wednesday, Netanyahu said he ordered the captured security forces to overthrow the Rouhani government in Iran.