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Netanyahu Skips Teddy Stadium Match Amid Election Campaign Restrictions
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu canceled an anticipated appearance at a soccer match at Jerusalem's Teddy Stadium due to restrictions on political speeches. The decision followed security preparations costing hundreds of thousands of shekels and came just weeks before elections.
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What happened
- 01Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu did not attend a soccer match due to election campaign restrictions.
- 02Security preparations for Netanyahu's potential appearance cost hundreds of thousands of shekels.
- 03The "Yashar!" party warned against election propaganda during the match.
- 04Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir was present but denied access to the field.
- 05A flag associated with the "Kach" movement was removed from the stadium.
Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir was also present but denied access to the field. The "Yashar!" party had previously warned against electioneering at the event.
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