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Man With Knife Arrested Near Israeli Politician Yair Golan

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A man carrying a knife was arrested Tuesday after approaching Israeli politician Yair Golan at a campaign event in Tel Aviv. Golan's security guards intervened, and a knife fell from the suspect's clothing before he was subdued and arrested by police. Earlier that day, an activist reportedly harassed Minister Yitzhak Wasserlauf at a polling station.

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  • A knife-wielding man was arrested after approaching Democrats chairman Yair Golan in Tel Aviv.
  • Golan's security guards stopped the suspect, and a knife fell from his clothing.
  • The incident occurred during a voter turnout campaign event at Park HaMesila.
  • Earlier Tuesday, an activist harassed Minister Yitzhak Wasserlauf at a Tel Aviv polling station.
  • Wasserlauf stated that such attacks on his family have occurred in recent years.
Man With Knife Arrested Near Israeli Politician Yair Golan
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