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Netanyahu Accuses Economic Party Leader Zelekha of Leftist Past, Protest Activity
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused Economic Party chairman Zelekha of voting for Meretz and participating in anti-Netanyahu protests.
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What happened
- 01Netanyahu claimed Zelekha opposed major economic reforms introduced by his governments.
- 02The Prime Minister stated Zelekha represented Partner telecommunications company during the cellular reform.
- 03Netanyahu criticized Zelekha's opposition to Israel's natural gas extraction framework.
- 04Netanyahu asserted that he and his colleagues, not Zelekha, are champions of the free market.
Speaking on Channel 14 Tuesday, Netanyahu also challenged Zelekha's economic positions, crediting his own governments with reforms like the cellular market overhaul and natural gas extraction, which Zelekha allegedly opposed. Netanyahu asserted that he and his colleagues, not Zelekha, are the true champions of the free market.
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