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Ongoing Story· Day 6

Election Official Orders Minister Ben-Gvir to Remove Campaign Video

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MaarivPolitics

Netanyahu Ordered to Partially Remove Election Campaign Video from Air Force Base

Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba

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Hebrew · 16 newsrooms covering

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been ordered by the Chairman of the Election Committee to partially remove a video filmed at an Air Force base. The video will be deleted from his private accounts due to election propaganda concerns but will remain on his official government pages. The ruling addresses the use of military facilities for campaigning.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu must partially remove a video from his private accounts.
  • The video was filmed at an Air Force base and contains election propaganda.
  • The Chairman of the Election Committee issued the order.
  • The video will remain on Netanyahu's official government social media pages.
  • The ruling addresses campaign activities on military installations.
Netanyahu Ordered to Partially Remove Election Campaign Video from Air Force Base
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The Chairman of the Election Committee has ruled that a video featuring Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at an Air Force base contains election propaganda and must be partially removed. The video will be deleted from Netanyahu's private social media accounts but will remain accessible on his official government platforms.

The decision addresses concerns that the video, filmed at an Air Force base, crossed the line into campaigning, which is prohibited on military installations. While the full removal was not mandated, the partial deletion aims to balance the prohibition of electioneering on military property with the politician's right to use official channels.

The ruling comes amid heightened scrutiny of campaign activities during election periods, particularly concerning the use of state resources or facilities for political gain. The specifics of the video and the exact nature of the content deemed to be election propaganda were not detailed in the report.

MaarivCentre · Jerusalem

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