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0404Politics

Yair Netanyahu Threatens Legal Action Over Campaign Use of His Image

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

Yair Netanyahu is planning to file a police complaint and civil lawsuit against "Amcha Israel" and Ofer Vinter for using his image in a campaign. Netanyahu claims the campaign is incitement and uses his photo without permission on billboards nationwide. Boaz Golan defended his reporting on potential list resignations, stating it is journalistically backed.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Yair Netanyahu will file a police complaint and civil lawsuit against "Amcha Israel" and Ofer Vinter.
  • The lawsuit is over the unauthorized use of Yair Netanyahu's image on campaign billboards.
  • Netanyahu called the campaign incitement against him as a private citizen.
  • Boaz Golan defended his reporting on potential resignations from Ofer Vinter's list.
  • Golan claims his reporting is journalistically backed and members are considering leaving the list.
Yair Netanyahu Threatens Legal Action Over Campaign Use of His Image
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Yair Netanyahu, son of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, announced his intention to file a police complaint and a civil lawsuit against the "Amcha Israel" movement and Ofer Vinter. The action stems from the alleged unauthorized use of his photograph in the movement's political advertising campaign.

Netanyahu stated that the campaign, which features his image on billboards nationwide, constitutes incitement against him as a private citizen, especially given a reported Iranian assassination attempt against him two weeks prior. He expressed frustration with what he perceives as a biased decision-making process within the movement, contrasting it with figures like Liberman and Yair Golan.

The billboards also reportedly display images of Shlomo Zilber, Raviv Drucker, and Boaz Golan, a personality from Channel 14 and owner of News 04. The article mentions a dispute regarding a report by Vinter about potential resignations from his list, including Davidi Ben Zion.

Boaz Golan defended his reporting, asserting that it is fully supported by journalistic evidence and that Davidi Ben Zion is aware of this, while Ofer Vinter will learn it. Golan claimed that statements about members considering leaving his list, citing the list's precarious position, its risk to the right-wing bloc, and statements from members Yosef Haddad and Pler Hassan Nahum supporting a Palestinian state, are not falsehoods.

0404Right · Jerusalem

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