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Yair Golan Calls to Bar Netanyahu From Social Media

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Yair Golan Calls to Remove Netanyahu From Social Media

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Yair Golan, Chairman of the Democrats, demanded Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu be removed from social media after Netanyahu posted a graphic of an atomic bomb over Tel Aviv. Golan stated Netanyahu and his circle have "lost it" amid rising pressure. The controversial post, which was later deleted, related to Iran negotiations.

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  • Yair Golan called for Prime Minister Netanyahu's removal from social media.
  • The demand followed Netanyahu's post of an atomic bomb graphic over Tel Aviv.
  • Golan stated Netanyahu and his associates have "lost it" due to mounting pressure.
  • The controversial graphic was shared in the context of Iran negotiations.
  • Netanyahu later removed the graphic from his social media.

Yair Golan, Chairman of the Democrats party, called for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to be removed from social media platforms following a post by the premier that depicted an atomic bomb over Tel Aviv. Golan stated that Netanyahu and his associates have "lost it" and that "the pressure is mounting."

Golan's remarks came in response to a controversial graphic shared by Netanyahu on social media, which showed a mushroom cloud over Tel Aviv, accompanied by a message about achieving a "strong deal" with Iran. The post was widely criticized and subsequently removed by Netanyahu.

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