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Netanyahu Warns Voters Ahead of Election, Criticizes Lieberman
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged Russian-speaking voters to support Likud in the upcoming election, calling it a "fateful moment." He criticized rival Avigdor Lieberman for past coalition choices and for suggesting Jordanian forces secure Judea and Samaria, calling it a security threat.
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What happened
- 01Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged Russian-speaking voters to support Likud in the upcoming election.
- 02Netanyahu criticized Avigdor Lieberman, warning voters against supporting him and calling his ideas a security threat.
- 03Netanyahu appointed General Roman Gofman as the new head of the Mossad.
- 04Netanyahu highlighted his coordination with U.S. President Donald Trump on countering Iran.
- 05Netanyahu described the upcoming election as a "fateful moment" for Israel's future.
Netanyahu also highlighted his appointment of Roman Gofman as Mossad chief and his coordination with U.S. President Donald Trump on Iran.
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