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Netanyahu Ordered to Remove Campaign Material Using Public Resources
Israel's Central Elections Committee President Noam Sohlberg ordered Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to remove or modify campaign materials that used public resources.
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What happened
- 01Netanyahu must remove campaign posts using public resources, ruled the Elections Committee.
- 02The committee found official visits and government assets were used for electioneering.
- 03Five of six petitions against Netanyahu's campaign material were accepted.
- 04Netanyahu was fined 29,000 shekels for using state resources.
- 05One petition was rejected, deeming a speech primarily informational.
The committee found that Netanyahu leveraged official visits and government assets for electoral gain, imposing a fine and ordering the removal of specific content.
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