Russia Rejects Netanyahu's Claims of Antisemitic Online Campaign
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused Russia of running an antisemitic online campaign, which Moscow's Foreign Ministry rejected as "entirely unsubstantiated" and "bewildering." Russia cited its own efforts to combat antisemitism and expressed disappointment at the timing of the accusations. Netanyahu also alleged Russian aid to Iran and discussed potential conflicts of interest with Russian President Vladimir Putin, marking a shift in his public stance on relations with Moscow.
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- Russia's Foreign Ministry rejected Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's claims of an antisemitic online campaign.
- Moscow called the accusations "entirely unsubstantiated" and "particularly absurd."
- Netanyahu accused Russia of using AI and bot networks to target Israel and Jews worldwide.
- Russia noted the accusations were made on the 35th anniversary of restored diplomatic relations.
- The ministry suggested Netanyahu engaged in "media-driven provocations" before elections.
- Netanyahu also alleged Russian aid to Iran and discussed interests with President Vladimir Putin.
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