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Iranian Media Shares Israeli Influencer's Plea for Right-Wing Vote

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Iranian Media Shares Israeli Influencer's Call to Vote

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Iranian-aligned media channels shared a video of an Israeli social media influencer pleading with right-wing supporters to vote. The influencer warned that the country is being lost to Arab society and the left. The video, shared with Arabic captions, included a Hebrew message about Satan preventing laughter.

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  • Iranian-aligned media shared a video of an Israeli influencer urging right-wing voters.
  • The influencer warned of losing the country to Arab society and the left.
  • The video included a Hebrew message about Satan preventing laughter.
  • The channels used Arabic captions to convey the message.

Channels affiliated with the "Shiite axis" have published a video featuring an Israeli social media influencer urging right-wing voters to go to the polls. The influencer, whose name was not provided, stated in the video, "We are losing the country to the Arab society and the plots of the left. Where are you? I beg you, go out and vote! Enough already!" The video also included a message in Hebrew, "If you didn't laugh, know that Satan prevented you from laughing," accompanied by emojis. The channels shared the video with Arabic captions that largely mirrored the Hebrew message, emphasizing the call to vote and the perceived threat from Arab society and the left.

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