Tel Aviv Deputy Mayor Accused of Using Municipal Resources for Shas Campaign
How 2 Israeli newsrooms (in English, Hebrew) covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
By David Issacharoff
First reported by Haaretz · 5 hours ago
What happened
Tel Aviv's Deputy Mayor is accused of using municipal resources to distribute Shas party campaign materials targeting LGBTQ individuals and protesters. This news emerges alongside reports of an Israeli cyber firm arming autocrats, a Palestinian teen's release from custody, and political fallout for Prime Minister Netanyahu regarding pre-October 7th warnings.
- 01Tel Aviv Deputy Mayor allegedly used municipal resources for Shas party campaign.
- 02Campaign materials reportedly targeted LGBTQ individuals and protesters.
- 03Netanyahu received pre-Oct. 7 warnings but didn't brief security chiefs.
- 04An Israeli cyber firm is reportedly arming autocratic regimes.
- 05A Palestinian teen accused of car theft was released.
- 06IMDb reportedly changed 'Israel' to 'The Occupied Palestinian Territories'.
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