
Democratic Party leader Yair Golan claimed that Prime Minister Netanyahu was using security institutions for his political purposes and was planning a coup to maintain power.
AI-generated summary
There were allegations in the Israeli press that Shin-Bet Chairman Zini wanted to question some Arab party leaders.
Yair Golan, leader of the opposition Democratic Party in Israel, argued in his statement on the social media platform that Netanyahu was trying to use security institutions for his political purposes.
Golan criticized Israel's Internal Intelligence Agency, Shin-Bet, and claimed that the institution supported Netanyahu's campaign against Arab parties.
'HE SUBMITTED'
Arguing that Shin-Bet President David Zini "submitted to Netanyahu", Golan said, "The essence of Israel's national security is now in the hands of people who serve Netanyahu instead of serving the state."
Regarding the US decision to reduce military aid to Israel and the success of the Democrats in the Congressional midterm elections, Golan warned that these developments could lead to new problems in the relations between Washington and Tel Aviv.
Arguing that the situation that emerged after the elections "poses a real danger to Israel's security," Golan said, "We have no time to waste with political games."
'He is planning a coup'
Claiming that Netanyahu was "in a state of panic", Golan claimed that the Prime Minister was "planning a coup to seize power by force".
Golan said, "Israel is going through a critical turning point. As the leaders of the change bloc, the responsibility on our shoulders is huge. We are determined to establish a national emergency government and achieve this as soon as possible." he said.
In the news in the Israeli press on November 4, it was claimed that Shin-Bet Chairman Zini wanted to question Raam Party leader Mansur Abbas, Taal Party leader Ahmed Tiybi, Balad Party Chairman Sami Abu Shehade and an unnamed member of parliament.
It was claimed in the news that Zini did not provide any evidence regarding his request to the Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and the joint investigation team.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The opposition's attempts to form a national emergency government will continue.
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