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Full coverage· Politics· Updated

Netanyahu Surprised With Birthday Song at Election Rally

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu received an unexpected "Happy Birthday" song from hundreds of local officials and activists at an election preparations conference on Thursday.

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What happened

  1. 01Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu celebrated his 77th birthday at an election rally on Thursday.
  2. 02Hundreds of local officials and activists surprised Netanyahu with a "Happy Birthday" song.
  3. 03The event marked the launch of practical groundwork for the upcoming election campaign.
  4. 04Discussions focused on maximizing the right-wing camp's electoral strength.
  5. 05Key objectives included joint organizational infrastructure and coordinated field operations.

The event, attended by Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich and Israel Ganz, launched the practical groundwork for the upcoming election campaign. Discussions focused on maximizing the right-wing camp's electoral strength through joint organizational infrastructure and coordinated field operations.

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