Netanyahu: Important information from the security cabinet has been revealed – Mehr news agency RCO News Agency

According to RCO News Agency, quoted by Al Jazeera, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, Benjamin Netanyahu, announced in a statement that the recently revealed information of this The regime creates imminent dangers for the Zionists.

The Prime Minister of the Zionist regime stated: The recent disclosure of information was done from within the security cabinet and provided very valuable information to our enemies.

By implicitly acknowledging the brutality of the Zionist military against Palestinian prisoners, he said: the disclosure of the pictures of the detention centerSadiya TimanIt is a clear example of the damages that the information leak has brought to Israel and its reputation in the world.

The Prime Minister of the Zionist regime claimed: The purpose of the recent information disclosure is to harm my reputation and to push is to me The leak destroyed the lives of many of our young people and their families.

Netanyahu admitted that strategic information about Israel’s military capabilities was leaked from a meeting held in a protected building on the fourth day of the war.

He said with an excuse about the leak of information from his office: Ili Voldstein who is accused of leaking information from my office, is a “patriot” and cannot harm Israel’s security.

Netanyahu continued: The disclosure of information was done in the meetings of the Security Cabinet, the Negotiating Board and very sensitive “Israeli” organizations. In a meeting about prisoners in August, it was revealed that the commanders wanted to be short, and this issue made Hamas’s position inflexible to be

The Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, while pointing to the existing differences among the Zionists, claimed that the leaked information is against him, and for this reason, no investigation is being conducted on them.

Netanyahu continued: The New York Times and other media received information about the reaction to Iran’s missiles. No research has been done on this issue.