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Knesset Member Tibi Claims Netanyahu Sent Envoy to Sway His Vote
Knesset Member Ahmad Tibi accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of sending representatives to pressure him regarding a law that would prevent criminal defendants from serving as prime minister. Tibi presented messages from Netanyahu's confidant, Natan Eshel, as evidence.
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What happened
- 01Knesset Member Ahmad Tibi claims PM Netanyahu sent representatives to sway his vote on key legislation.
- 02Tibi presented messages from Netanyahu's confidant, Natan Eshel, as proof of the alleged pressure.
- 03The Likud party denied Tibi's claims, calling them "absolute lies" and accusing his parties of supporting terrorism.
- 04Tibi also shared a modified note from Miriam Perez, referencing her past presidential campaign.
- 05The alleged pressure was related to a law preventing criminal defendants from serving as prime minister.
The Likud party denied the allegations, calling them "absolute lies" and accusing Tibi's parties of supporting terrorism. In a separate incident, Tibi shared a modified note from Miriam Perez, whose son is a Knesset member, referencing past interactions during her presidential bid.
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