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Netanyahu Launches Likud Campaign Amidst Party Absences and Political Attacks
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By אהרן וסרמן
First reported by Haaretz · 17 hours ago
What happened
The Likud party launched its election campaign with Prime Minister Netanyahu highlighting government achievements, but the event saw low attendance from some senior members. Netanyahu also attacked political rivals and postponed a meeting with the IDF chief regarding budget needs.
- 01Likud launched its election campaign with PM Netanyahu presenting achievements.
- 02Several senior Likud lawmakers were absent from the campaign launch event.
- 03Netanyahu attacked political rivals and warned against vote transfers.
- 04A meeting between Netanyahu and the IDF chief was postponed.
- 05The IDF seeks increased budget for procurement and ammunition.
- 06Netanyahu was surprised with a pager cake marking an anniversary.
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