Yair Golan claimed they tried to stab him because of Netanyahu, then the truth came out

The Democrats party reported a suspected attempted stabbing of Yair Golan, who blamed Netanyahu for incitement. The police refuted the report and clarified that no stabbing attempt occurred, but a person was arrested after a knife was found in his possession.

The Democrats party today, in the midst of election day for the 26th Knesset, published a dramatic announcement about a suspected attempted stabbing of party chairman Yair Golan during a tour at Park HaMesila in Tel Aviv. Golan quickly blamed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the incident, claiming it was a direct result of the poison machine operated by Netanyahu and his Qatari agents. However, shortly afterward, the police refuted the party's central claim and clarified that no stabbing attempt occurred. According to police, officers noticed a suspicious object protruding from under the coat of a person near Golan, detained him for inspection, and during the check a knife was found in his possession. The suspect, a Jerusalem resident in his 20s, was arrested and transferred for questioning.