Dahlan attacks Likud: Campaign of incitement
<p>The Democratic Reform Current of Fatah, headed by Mohammed Dahlan, attacked Likud following the party's accusations that Dahlan was behind a report in <i>Haaretz</i> claiming that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ignored a warning received from the United Arab Emirates before October 7.</p><p>“We are following the incitement campaign being led by Benjamin Netanyahu and the Likud party against…
The Democratic Reform Current of Fatah, led by Mohammed Dahlan, has launched a campaign of incitement against the Likud party. This comes after Likud accused Dahlan of involvement in a report published in Haaretz, which claimed that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu overlooked a warning from the United Arab Emirates prior to October 7.
Dahlan's camp firmly refutes the accusations, stating that they are part of a deliberate incitement campaign by Netanyahu and the Likud party. The purpose, they allege, is to link Dahlan's name to Israel's election campaign and shift focus away from Netanyahu's own political responsibilities for the October 7 failures. The Democratic Reform Current dismisses the Likud allegations as "absurd and misleading," pointing to the confusion and disorder within Netanyahu's camp.
They argue that this camp has become isolated internationally and is tainted by the "disgrace of genocide" against the Palestinian people.
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