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The radio reported that "Shin Bet" will cooperate with Israeli police In order to examine the circumstances of the threatening message addressed to the family Bennett.
The son of the Prime Minister, Yoni Bennett, wrote on his account on the website "Instagram" that it "It’s sad to see real people write such horrible things"considering it "Occurred due to incitement".
Bennett had previously tweeted, commenting on the incident:" Political conflict, no matter how deep, should not amount to violence, bullying and death threats".
Israeli media reported that a message containing a bullet had arrived at the home of the Israeli Prime Minister in Ra’anana, north of Tel Aviv.
The letter contained a detailed death threat.
Immediately, officials in Naftali Bennett’s office decided to reinforce security for the family members.
In fact, the letter arrived at a building next to Bennett’s house, which he uses instead of the prime minister’s official residence, and the building’s address bears the name of Netfali Bennett.
It later turned out that the letter had reached the office where Gilat, Bennett’s wife, works, according to the newspaper "Times of Israel".
This is not the first time that an Israeli prime minister has been subjected to death threats.
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The radio stated thatShin Betwill cooperate with Israeli police In order to examine the circumstances of the threatening message addressed to the family Bennett.
The son of the Prime Minister, Yoni Bennett, wrote on his account on the site:Instagram“It is sad to see real people write such horrific things,” considering that it “happened because of incitement.”
And Bennett had said in a tweet, commenting on the incident earlier: “The political conflict, no matter how deep, should not reach violence, bullying and death threats.”
Israeli media reported that a message containing a bullet had arrived at the home of the Israeli Prime Minister in Ra’anana, north of Tel Aviv.
The letter contained a detailed death threat.
Immediately, officials in Naftali Bennett’s office decided to reinforce security for the family members.
In fact, the letter arrived at a building next to Bennett’s house, which he uses instead of the prime minister’s official residence, and the building’s address bears the name of Netfali Bennett.
It later emerged that the letter had reached the office in which Bennett’s wife, Gilat, works, according to the Times of Israel.
This is not the first time that an Israeli prime minister has been subjected to death threats.