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Even before Knesset member Eisenkot's invitation, the Prime Minister initiated holding a meeting with Eisenkot through the military secretary to review the latest security developments as soon as possible

All decisions taken by Netanyahu's government were for purely security reasons and in full coordination with the security establishment. Instead of spreading fear and division, we should act responsibly. Eisenkot's message is an irresponsible step to discuss sensitive security issues publicly.

American military aid to Israel has always enjoyed bipartisan consensus. Israel has used it to defend itself and confront the enemies who threaten America and the West. Today, Israel enjoys a strong and stable economy. The shift by Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Trump from providing aid to partnership shows the strength and maturity of our relationship, and its ability to adapt and remain steadfast over time.

It will not tolerate any threats to its security, and would welcome a return to the status quo

Israel repeatedly warned Syria that such a deployment would threaten Israel's security. Syria chose to ignore these warnings

Israel and Syria agreed to a status quo on security matters, and Syria was about to violate it by approving the deployment of Turkish forces at an air base near Aleppo

Amid concerns of a coordinated campaign to distort the image of Israel and the Jewish residents of Judea and Samaria during the annual olive harvest season

The situation is under control, and all measures are being taken to return the Israeli passengers safely

Prime Minister Netanyahu holds periodic meetings with opposition leader Lapid to brief him on the latest security developments, the most recent of which was two weeks ago on September 14. The Prime Minister instructed his military secretary to brief the opposition leader on the latest developments today.

It focused exclusively on strengthening relations between the two countries and discussing regional issues

Recycled lies will not become truth even if repeated over and over.

In the months preceding October 7, Prime Minister Netanyahu did not meet or speak with Abbas Kamel, who at the time headed Egypt's General Intelligence Service, and no Israeli intelligence official conveyed a warning of this kind to the Prime Minister.

These are false claims. They were denied at the time, and are now being recycled to mislead the Israeli public. On October 11, 2023, Egypt officially denied that it had warned Israel of the October 7 attack.

This visit led to a historic breakthrough in relations between Israel and the UAE