The Otzma Yehudit party announced this evening (Saturday) that it will work to remove MK Ahmed Tibi from the Knesset. The announcement stated: "Following the support of the terrorist supporter Ahmed Tibi in the conspiracy that Israel is behind the attack in Russia, the chairman of the Otzma Yehudit faction MK Yitzhak Kreuzer will In collecting 70 signatures of members of the Knesset from all factions of the house for the purpose of carrying out the procedure to impeach MK Tibi. We call on all the factions from the coalition and the opposition to sign the demand to remove the supporter of terrorism from the Israeli Knesset."
MK Tibi today liked a tweet on Twitter that links the murderous attack in Moscow, for which the terrorist organization ISIS claimed responsibility, to Israeli intelligence and the US.
"How does this help the Muslims or the Palestinians to attack Turkey, Iran, Afghanistan or Russia?", the tweet reads: "It is known that ISIS is a 'false flag' operation run by Israeli intelligence to harm Muslims."
Since then, Tibi has unliked that tweet.
A Russian security man walks near the scene of the attack at the concert hall in the Crocus municipality near Moscow, Russia, March 22, 2024/Reuters
Russian President Vladimir Putin today declared a day of national mourning in his country following the deadly attack on a concert hall in the city of Korkus, near Moscow, during which more than 133 people were killed.
Earlier today, 11 suspects were arrested for involvement in the attack, including four who took a direct part in its execution.
Although the responsibility for the mass terrorist incident was accepted by ISIS - a statement approved by the United States - the security services in Russia connected the terrorists with "factors in Ukraine".
In his speech, Putin expressed his condolences to the families of the victims of the attack, and said that security in the country had been increased in his wake.
He also announced a national day of mourning to be held tomorrow.
He threatened to punish all those "responsible for the attack", and claimed that the terrorists tried to escape to Ukraine.
In Russia, a video was published showing the interrogation of two of the suspects, citizens of Turkey who do not speak Russian.
One of them admitted that he carried out the attack after an assistant of a Muslim cleric contacted him: "I was promised half a million rubles. They asked me to shoot people - no matter who."
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