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Haaretz reports that the Israeli prime minister's son calls Arab citizens of Israel the country's “greatest threat” after a nuclear Iran.

First reported
2026-10-30 19:31 (5 d ago)
Last update
2026-10-30 23:24 (5 d ago)
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  1. Google News – Iran (EN) wire 19:31 · 5 d ago
    Haaretz reports that the Israeli prime minister's son said Arab citizens are Israel's greatest threat after a nuclear Iran.
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  2. Google News – Israel (EN) wire 19:31 · 5 d ago
    Haaretz reports that the Israeli prime minister's son calls Arab citizens of Israel the country's “greatest threat” after a nuclear Iran.
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  3. Google News – Israel (EN) wire 19:41 · 5 d ago
    The Jerusalem Post reports that Yair Netanyahu called Israeli Arabs Israel's greatest danger besides Iran.
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  4. Google News – Iran (EN) wire 19:43 · 5 d ago
    Yair Netanyahu says Israeli Arabs are Israel’s “greatest danger” after Iran.
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  5. أخبار جوجل – إسرائيل wire 21:14 · 5 d ago
    Yair Netanyahu says Arabs in Israel pose the greatest threat to Israel's continued existence after Iran's nuclear program.
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  6. أخبار جوجل – إسرائيل wire 22:54 · 5 d ago
    Sada El-Balad reports that Netanyahu's son describes Arabs inside Israel as the “greatest danger” to the state's survival, alongside Iran.
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  7. أخبار جوجل – إيران wire 22:54 · 5 d ago
    A son of Benjamin Netanyahu describes Arabs in Israel as the state's “greatest danger,” in a report that also mentions Iran.
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  8. أخبار جوجل – إسرائيل wire 23:24 · 5 d ago
    Wafa reports that Netanyahu's son described Palestinians inside Israel as the biggest threat to Israel after Iran.
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