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Bennett’s ‘Right-Wing’ Claim Mocked in Satirical Response to Netanyahu Attack
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By אריאל שרפר
First reported by Ynet · Jun 23, 2026
What happened
A Srugim satire video ridicules Naftali Bennett after he attacked Benjamin Netanyahu online. It quotes Bennett’s JNS remarks about being right-wing and opposes them with criticism of his coalition choices and political record.
- 01Srugim’s satirical segment targets Bennett after his attack on Netanyahu.
- 02It disputes Bennett’s claims about Lebanon and Netanyahu’s conduct.
- 03The video revisits Bennett’s JNS definition of being right-wing.
- 04It mocks Bennett’s coalition with a party backing a Palestinian state.
- 05The segment ends with a satire disclaimer and daily-series note.
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