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Netanyahu's Election Slogan Questions Israel's Security Reality
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party's election slogan, "Right or Palestine," is criticized for sidestepping the real issue of Israel's security. Despite the slogan, the current right-wing government faces ongoing security threats, including Hamas rebuilding forces and heightened Israeli military alert levels. The author argues that voters should question the fulfillment of security promises rather than relying on slogans, especially given the persistent dangers after the October 7th massacre and the ongoing war in Gaza.
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- Netanyahu's election slogan "Right or Palestine" is criticized for ignoring Israel's security.
- The current right-wing government faces ongoing security threats despite the war in Gaza.
- Intelligence has prompted increased alert levels within Israel's security establishment twice recently.
- Hamas is reportedly rebuilding its forces, according to Israeli media reports.
- The author urges voters to assess fulfilled security promises, not just campaign slogans.
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