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Attorney General Orders No Live Broadcast of PM's Speech Amid Propaganda Fears

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AG Halts Live Broadcast of Netanyahu Speech Over Election Propaganda Fears

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Hebrew · Sole source

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara ordered that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech at a military ceremony not be broadcast live. The directive was issued due to concerns about prohibited election propaganda. The ceremony was scheduled for Wednesday at Bahad 1.

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  • Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara halted the live broadcast of PM Netanyahu's speech.
  • Concerns were raised about prohibited election propaganda in the speech.
  • The speech was scheduled for a military ceremony at Bahad 1.
  • The directive was issued on Wednesday.

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara has instructed that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech at the officers' course completion ceremony at Bahad 1 not be broadcast live. The decision was made due to concerns that the speech might contain prohibited election propaganda.

The ceremony was scheduled to take place on Wednesday. The Attorney General's directive aims to prevent the misuse of official events for political campaigning.

Further details regarding the specific content that raised concerns or the exact timing of the directive were not immediately available. The Prime Minister's Office has not yet issued a public statement in response to the Attorney General's decision.

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