After briefing by Netanyahu about alleged dangers, Lapid says no need to panic the public

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What happenedAfter briefing by Netanyahu about alleged dangers, Lapid says no need to panic the public.

What changedThe center frames it as "After briefing by Netanyahu about alleged dangers, Lapid says no need to panic the public". The right frames it as "Lapid: No need for public panic, despite Netanyahu's claims of possible pre-election atta...".

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Still Watching. The center frames it as "After briefing by Netanyahu about alleged dangers, Lapid says no need to panic the public". The right frames it as "Lapid: No need for public panic, despite Netanyahu's claims of possible pre-election atta...".

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The Jerusalem Post46m ago

Lapid: No need for public panic, despite Netanyahu's claims of possible pre-election attack

"Security threats must be handled professionally and responsibly," Lapid said. "Israel’s security and IDF bases are not mere backdrops for election campaign videos."

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Times of Israel1h ago

After briefing by Netanyahu about alleged dangers, Lapid says no need to panic the public

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