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Ongoing Story· Day 54

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Haaretz EnglishPolitics

Netanyahu Shares AI Nuclear Attack Image, Warns of 'Second Holocaust'

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu posted an AI-generated image of a nuclear attack on Tel Aviv, warning of a "second Holocaust" and urging voters to act out of fear. His rivals accused him of hysteria in response to the controversial election eve post.

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  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shared an AI image of a nuclear attack on Tel Aviv.
  • Netanyahu warned of a "second Holocaust" in a pre-election social media post.
  • He urged Israelis to vote with "trembling hands" for their survival.
  • Rivals accused Netanyahu of being 'hysterical' over the AI-generated image.
Netanyahu Shares AI Nuclear Attack Image, Warns of 'Second Holocaust'
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