Prime Minister is expected to deliver things, which he termed "significant for Israel" • Gantz: "I will reveal portfolio 5000" • Speech deferred from Thursday, following a series of terrorist attacks that day • Speech comes as a result of his trips to Washington, Moscow and Uganda, and reports of contacts meeting Between him and the Saudi regent
PM Netanyahu in Special Speech // Photo: Benjamin Netanyahu's Facebook Page
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to make a special speech this Saturday, which includes revelations and important things for Israel's future, he said. Prime Minister Olmert is scheduled to deliver on Thursday, but they were rejected because of a series of security incidents that day, in which 14 soldiers and security forces were wounded in a series of attacks in Judea and Samaria and Jerusalem. At the same time, Blue and White Chairman Benny Gantz declared his intention to "unveil the 5000 file", referring to Netanyahu's files tomorrow morning. Sources suggested that this was a campaign related to the health system.
Among the attacks, 12 Golani soldiers were wounded, one of them seriously, in an overrun attack in Jerusalem. The soldiers were on their way to the wall, when the terrorist - a resident of East Jerusalem - hit them in his car and fled the scene. In another attack, a soldier was lightly wounded by gunfire near the Dolev settlement in Judea and Samaria, and in a third attack, a police officer was shot in Jerusalem, and was lightly wounded.
Weeks of diplomatic meetings
In recent weeks, Netanyahu has had several policy trips, including presenting the Washington Plan, a visit to Moscow and meeting with President Vladimir Putin - when returning to Israel, Naama Issachar was on his plane, and even visiting Uganda, where he first met with the Provisional Council leader in Sudan Designed to promote normalization between countries.
In addition, in recent days Arab diplomatic sources have claimed that there are contacts to hold a Cairo summit between Netanyahu and Saudi detainee Mohammed bin Salman, who is considered the strongest man in the kingdom.
A senior Arab diplomatic source, who confirmed the details to "Israel today"; "In recent days, there have been very intense contacts between Washington, Israel, Egypt and Saudi Arabia to carry out the Cairo summit, which will take place in the coming weeks, even before the Israeli elections, in which they will take part, besides Egyptian hosts, the United States, Israel, Saudi Arabia and also union leaders Emirates, Sudan, Bahrain and Oman. "
Bahrain also reportedly offered to host the summit in Manama, the capital of the princesses, during which a meeting will be held between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Saudi detainee Ben Salman. According to various Arab sources, Jordan was also invited to take part in the summit if it did, and the Jordanians began talks with the various Arab states regarding their position on the issue. According to a senior official, King Amman Abdullah wants Abu Mazen to be invited to such a summit if he prepares and takes part in it. The Jordanians have been sent messages from Washington that there are contacts in the matter with Ramallah and there is in principle Israeli agreement to the Palestinians' participation in the summit.