Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asked Knesset members to refrain from public statements on Iran, according to a report by KAN. MK Moshe Saada, who had already spoken on the matter, said he did not receive the directive because he was not updated on the issue.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has instructed all Knesset members to refrain from public statements on Iran, the KAN broadcaster reported Thursday evening. MK Moshe Saada, who had already commented on the matter, said he was not aware of the directive because he had not been updated. Earlier Thursday, The Zioneer reported that Netanyahu had made a similar request to cabinet ministers. The directive reflects the coalition's sensitivity regarding public discussion of Iran.
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- Internal intake