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Netanyahu's VR Goggles Spark Opposition's Scathing Criticism

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By יחיאל פרבר

First reported by 0404 · 4 hours ago

What happened

Opposition parties in Israel are using images of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wearing virtual reality goggles to criticize his perceived disconnect from reality, accusing him of needing a "virtual reality" to face the truth.

  • 01Opposition parties criticize Netanyahu using VR goggles imagery.
  • 02Yair Golan and Yair Lapid accuse Netanyahu of avoiding reality.
  • 03Israel Beiteinu links VR use to responsibility for Oct 7th.
  • 04Parties use wordplay on 'virtual reality' for political attacks.

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Benjamin NetanyahuYair LapidYair Golan

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Behadrei HaredimRight · Hebrew2 hours ago
Netanyahu's VR Goggles Spark Opposition's Scathing Criticism
0404Right · Hebrew4 hours ago
Netanyahu Tries Virtual Reality Headset in Migdal HaEmek

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