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Netanyahu and Ben Gvir Clash Over Altalena Discovery Amid Political Credit Battle
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Prime Minister Netanyahu and Minister Itamar Ben Gvir clashed over credit for discovering the Altalena shipwreck, with Netanyahu avoiding joint appearances. The ship, sunk in 1948 during a deadly confrontation, was found 20 kilometers off Israel’s coast after decades of searching. The discovery sparked political tensions and renewed debates about the ship’s legacy and how to commemorate it.
- 01Netanyahu gave a separate statement on the Altalena discovery, avoiding photos with Ben Gvir.
- 02Ben Gvir accused Netanyahu of political ostracism and lamented their strained relations.
- 03The Altalena was found 20 km off Israel’s coast at 503 meters depth after 78 years.
- 04The ship carried immigrants and weapons and was sunk in a 1948 conflict ordered by Ben-Gurion.
- 05Plans for the wreck’s commemoration include a floating monument or maritime heritage center.
- 06The discovery reignited debates over the historical narrative and legacy of the Altalena incident.
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