Leftist Group Posing as Reservists' Protest Funded by Democrats Party Affiliate
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
A social media page, "Struggle Headquarters for Equal Reserve Duty," which published anti-government and anti-Haredi ads, is actually a propaganda campaign by the "HaYisraelim" organization. This organization was founded by Ya Ya Fink, a candidate for the "Democrats" party. The group is reportedly funded by associates of Fink and the Democrats party, operating as an opposition propaganda arm during elections.
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- A page claiming to represent reservists was revealed as a propaganda campaign by the "HaYisraelim" organization.
- The "HaYisraelim" organization was founded by Ya Ya Fink, a candidate for the "Democrats" party.
- The page published sponsored ads critical of the Israeli government and the Haredi public.
- The organization is reportedly led by Democrats party members and Fink's associates.
- Such groups are described as operating as propaganda arms for the opposition during elections.
- Neither Fink nor the organization provided a comment on the report.
A social media page presenting itself as the 'Struggle Headquarters for Equal Reserve Duty' and distributing sponsored ads against the government and the Haredi public has been revealed as a propaganda campaign by the "HaYisraelim" (The Israelis) organization. This organization was founded by Ya Ya Fink, a candidate for the "Democrats" party. The page, which claims to speak for reservists, publishes content highly critical of the government and the Haredi community, described as election propaganda. A significant portion of its posts are sponsored.
"HaYisraelim" is known to be led by members of the Democrats party and Fink's associates. The article suggests this is another organization operating as a propaganda arm for the opposition during election season, even though such groups have not yet been officially defined as active participants in the elections. Dozens of similar organizations are reportedly operating under the radar.
Neither Ya Ya Fink nor the "HaYisraelim" organization provided a response to the report.