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0404Politics

Mark Levin Slams Axios for Spreading Anti-Netanyahu Propaganda

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American commentator Mark Levin accused the news outlet Axios of systematically publishing biased reports against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Levin described Axios as a "leftist, Bibi-hating site" that relies on anonymous sources. He also alleged the outlet hired an Israeli media personality with extreme views to target Netanyahu. The commentator questioned the accuracy of Axios's reporting, suggesting U.S. presidential intervention was needed.

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  • Commentator Mark Levin accused Axios of systematically publishing anti-Netanyahu reports.
  • Levin called Axios a "leftist, Bibi-hating site" using anonymous sources.
  • He claimed Axios hired an Israeli media figure with extreme views to oppose Netanyahu.
  • Levin questioned the accuracy of Axios's reporting, citing U.S. presidential corrections.

American commentator and host Mark Levin has sharply criticized the news website Axios, alleging it systematically publishes reports against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Levin stated on social media that Axios is a "leftist, Bibi-hating site" for those seeking "non-stop nonsense against Netanyahu based on various anonymous sources." He further claimed that the outlet has recruited an Israeli media figure with extreme views to work against Netanyahu. Levin questioned how many times the U.S. President has had to correct the reports from "these con artists."

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