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Likud Demands Gantz Cancel Election Pact With Yair Golan's Party
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First reported by Hamal · 56 minutes ago
What happened
The Likud party urged National Unity leader Benny Gantz to cancel a surplus vote agreement with Yair Golan's Democratic Movement party. Likud cited support from Golan's party members for a film they deem anti-Semitic and slanderous towards IDF soldiers.
- 01Likud called on Gantz to cancel a pact with Yair Golan's party.
- 02The demand relates to Golan's party members' support for a film.
- 03Likud described the film as anti-Semitic and slanderous.
- 04The party accused Golan's movement of backing "blood libels."
- 05Likud labeled Golan's party as part of a "left-wing coalition."
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