Russia Denounces Netanyahu's 'Baseless Accusations' Ahead of Israeli Elections
Summarized from Ynetnews by baba
Russia's Foreign Ministry has criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for making "baseless accusations" that Moscow is involved in an online antisemitic campaign. The ministry stated Netanyahu chose "media leaks" before Israel's October 27 elections rather than pursuing dialogue. Netanyahu had reportedly discussed the issue with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Russia's Foreign Ministry condemned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's accusations of Moscow's involvement in online antisemitism.
- Moscow called Netanyahu's claims "baseless accusations" and expressed shock.
- Russia stated Netanyahu preferred "media leaks" over cyber expert dialogue before Israeli elections.
- Netanyahu had previously raised the issue with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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