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MK Tali Gottlieb Accuses Likud Insider of Spreading False Information Against Her

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Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
The story · English

Israeli Member of Knesset Tali Gottlieb has accused an insider within the Likud party of disseminating false information about her through a platform she referred to as "Likud-Up." In an interview with Channel 14, Gottlieb stated that she has identified the source behind the misinformation and indicated that it involves a faction within the party itself, rather than external actors as she initially suspected. She refrained from naming the specific group, referring to them only as "Shirut Yisrael" (Israel Service), to avoid escalating tensions.

Gottlieb urged the relevant team responsible for the misinformation to "calm down," emphasizing that the issue originates internally. She also discussed her approach to her parliamentary work, describing it as presenting a "right-wing image" without resorting to offensive language. Gottlieb affirmed she would not apologize for her style, stating she focuses on bringing facts and values to the forefront of political discourse in her own manner.

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