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Ongoing Story· Day 3

Netanyahu May Appear on Unexpected Channels Before Election, Aide Suggests

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HaaretzPolitics

Netanyahu's Election Interviews Take Unexpected Turn on Sports Channel

Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's pre-election interview tour faced an unexpected challenge from i24NEWS correspondent Sharon Nissim, who reportedly questioned his statements on key political figures and potential unity government. Netanyahu also accused Iranian elements of collaborating with Israeli "propaganda channels" during a separate interview on Channel 14.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's election interviews have encountered unexpected scrutiny.
  • i24NEWS correspondent Sharon Nissim reportedly challenged Netanyahu's responses on political matters.
  • Netanyahu accused Iran of working with Israeli "propaganda channels."
  • The Prime Minister continued his interview tour on Channel 14 with Amir Ivgi.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's pre-election interview blitz took an unexpected turn when i24NEWS correspondent Sharon Nissim reportedly refused to overlook his responses concerning Uriah, Yisrael Katz, and the possibility of a unity government. While major Israeli news channels, which Netanyahu has long criticized and accused of propaganda, continue to broadcast interviews with him, he also appeared on Channel 14 with Amir Ivgi on Thursday. During that interview, Netanyahu suggested that Iranians could stage provocations to "work with propaganda channels" in Israel.

HaaretzLeft · Tel Aviv

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