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Right-Wing Activist Baruch Marzel Denies Poisoning Rumors, Refuses Security
Right-wing activist Baruch Marzel has denied rumors of poisoning and stated that threats against his life have not stopped his activities. He revealed that he refused security offers from the Shin Bet and police intelligence, citing his belief that his "neighboring Hamas members" need security more.
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What happened
- 01Baruch Marzel denied rumors of poisoning and stated he has appeared on terror assassination lists.
- 02Marzel refused security offers from the Shin Bet and police intelligence.
- 03He believes his "neighboring Hamas members" need security more than he does.
- 04Marzel recently led a defiant response against countries imposing embargoes on settlement products.
- 05He has been critical of the Likud party and former allies for ideological moderation.
Marzel, a founder of Otzma Yehudit, has recently criticized the Likud party and his former allies for perceived ideological moderation.
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