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Ongoing Story· Day 7

Election Official Orders Minister Ben-Gvir to Remove Campaign Video

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Netanyahu Ordered to Remove Campaign Video Featuring Military Aircraft

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been ordered by the President of the Central Elections Committee, Judge Noam Sohlberg, to remove a campaign video from his personal social media accounts. The video, featuring a military aircraft, was deemed election propaganda. Netanyahu can keep the video on official government accounts. He and the Likud party must also pay 2,500 shekels to the petitioners.

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  • Prime Minister Netanyahu must remove a campaign video featuring a military aircraft from his personal social media.
  • The video was deemed election propaganda by the President of the Central Elections Committee, Noam Sohlberg.
  • Netanyahu is permitted to keep the video on official government social media accounts.
  • Netanyahu and the Likud party were fined 2,500 shekels for the election law violation.
  • A lawyers' association petitioned the committee, arguing the video violated election law.
Netanyahu Ordered to Remove Campaign Video Featuring Military Aircraft
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The President of the Central Elections Committee for the 26th Knesset, Judge Noam Sohlberg, has ordered Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to remove a video from his personal social media accounts. The video, posted last week, showed Netanyahu at an Air Force base with a military aircraft in the background, and was deemed to contain campaign propaganda. Sohlberg ruled that Netanyahu could keep the video on the official accounts of the Prime Minister's Office and the Prime Minister himself.

The video in question was published by Netanyahu's office and addressed security issues. A lawyers' association filed a petition with the Elections Committee, arguing that the video violated election law. As a result of the ruling, Netanyahu and the Likud party were also ordered to pay 2,500 shekels to the petitioners to cover their expenses.

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