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Ongoing Story· Day 5

Professor Yaron Zelekha Criticizes Netanyahu, Outlines Economic Plan

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Yaron Zelekha Criticizes Netanyahu's Economic Policies, Pledges Cost of Living Reduction

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Professor Yaron Zelekha, a political candidate, has criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's economic policies and promised to lower Israel's cost of living. Zelekha presented a five-point plan to increase competition and reduce import barriers, vowing to bring down any government that hinders his reforms. He challenged the current Finance Minister and a former prime minister to a debate on economic policy.

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  • Yaron Zelekha vowed to cut Israel's cost of living and criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's economic policies.
  • Zelekha plans to abolish tariffs, eliminate import quotas, and prevent monopolies from controlling imports.
  • He threatened to bring down any government that obstructs his economic reforms.
  • Zelekha challenged Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich and former PM Naftali Bennett to an economic debate.
  • His proposed reforms aim to increase competition and reduce barriers to imports within three months.
Yaron Zelekha Criticizes Netanyahu's Economic Policies, Pledges Cost of Living Reduction
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