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Haaretz EnglishPolitics

Netanyahu's Knesset Speech Marks New Low in Israeli Democracy

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech at the Knesset swearing-in ceremony has been described as a "new low" in the erosion of Israeli democracy. The article claims Netanyahu and his coalition have disregarded fundamental values and norms in recent years. This event is seen as a demonstration of an unrestrained and dangerous prime minister.

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  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Knesset speech is called a "new low" and a sign of democracy's destruction.
  • The article states Netanyahu and his coalition have trampled values, norms, and customs.
  • Netanyahu is described as an "unrestrained and dangerous" prime minister.
Netanyahu's Knesset Speech Marks New Low in Israeli Democracy
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