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Netanyahu Launches Campaign, Attacks Rival Winter
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First reported by Srugim · 11 hours ago
What happened
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu launched the Likud party's election campaign, attacking rival Ofer Winter and urging voters not to support parties below the electoral threshold. The Likud is also reportedly circumventing a Supreme Court ruling on voter data collection apps.
- 01Netanyahu launched Likud's election campaign, attacking rival Ofer Winter.
- 02Netanyahu urged voters not to support parties failing to pass the threshold.
- 03Likud is reportedly using a voter data app despite a Supreme Court ruling.
- 04New reserved candidates were added to the Likud list.
- 05Recent polls show National Unity leading, with Likud at a historic low.
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OrganizationsLikud, Knesset, Supreme Court, National Unity, Arab parties, Channel 14, The Democrats, Religious Zionism
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