They won't really investigate

Nahum Barnea argues that the investigations into the attempted attack on the Flydubai flight will not be genuine, neither in the Emirates nor in Israel. He compares the government's negligence before the disaster to the heroism of citizens in real time, and accuses the government led by Miri Regev of being unable to investigate itself, focusing on the rot in the Ministry of Transportation and Jewish terrorism in the IDF.

In his column, Nahum Barnea argues that the investigations into the attempted attack on the Flydubai flight will not be genuine, neither in the Emirates nor in Israel. He compares the government's negligence before the incident to the heroism of citizens in real time, and accuses the government led by Miri Regev of being unable to investigate itself. Barnea focuses on the rot in the Ministry of Transportation, which he calls a "rotten apple," and on Jewish terrorism in the IDF, where he claims the government wants the military to fail. He asserts that the army is not fulfilling its legal duty in the West Bank, and that Jewish rioters operate unhindered. Barnea concludes with skepticism about the possibility that everything will work out after the elections.

They won't really investigate