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Yaron Zelekha Claims Coca-Cola Can Costs 11 Shekels, Faces Backlash
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 11 hours ago
What happened
Professor Yaron Zelekha claimed a can of Coca-Cola costs 11 shekels in Israel, attributing it to 'capital-rule.' Former MK Abir Kara publicly debunked the claim with lower supermarket prices and criticized Zelekha's economic understanding and past actions.
- 01Yaron Zelekha claimed Coca-Cola cans cost 11 shekels, blaming 'capital-rule'.
- 02Former MK Abir Kara refuted Zelekha's price claim with supermarket data.
- 03Kara criticized Zelekha's economic knowledge and motives.
- 04Zelekha recently criticized the Israeli banking system's profits.
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