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Netanyahu Campaign Censors Student Union Chairwoman's Questions
The chairwoman of the Tel Aviv University Student Union, Gal Shinoter, refused to conduct an interview with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after his campaign advisors censored several of her questions.
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What happened
- 01Netanyahu's campaign advisors censored questions on October 7th responsibility and judicial reform.
- 02Student Union chairwoman Gal Shinoter refused to interview Netanyahu due to censorship.
- 03Two disallowed questions directly addressed Netanyahu's responsibility for the October 7th massacre.
- 04Censored questions also covered higher education, judicial reform, and Haredi schools.
- 05The Likud party denied the report, stating the interview was postponed, not canceled.
The disallowed questions pertained to Netanyahu's responsibility for the October 7th attack, the judicial reform, and higher education policies. The Likud party claimed the report was inaccurate and the interview was postponed, but Shinoter stated it was canceled due to the censorship and changed conditions.
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