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Ongoing Story· Day 38

Netanyahu Demands $270,000 from Haaretz Over Pre-Oct. 7 Warning Report

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Netanyahu to Sue Ex-Aide Horowitz for 500,000 Shekels Over 'Qatari Agent' Claims

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is suing former aide Yoav Horowitz for 500,000 shekels in defamation damages. Horowitz accused Netanyahu of being a "Qatari agent" in connection with the Qatar Gate affair and alleged his adviser was sent by the Prime Minister. The Likud party confirmed the lawsuit, stating that those who lie and incite will pay.

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  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will sue former aide Yoav Horowitz for 500,000 shekels in defamation.
  • Horowitz accused Netanyahu of being a "Qatari agent" in the Qatar Gate affair.
  • Horowitz claimed Netanyahu sent his adviser to meet with a Qatari official.
  • The lawsuit follows Horowitz's recent media interviews detailing his accusations.
  • The Likud party stated that those who lie and incite will pay.
Netanyahu to Sue Ex-Aide Horowitz for 500,000 Shekels Over 'Qatari Agent' Claims
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