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Yotam Zamri Criticizes Channel 12 Poll as Fear Tactic Against Right-Wing Voters
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First reported by Now 14 · 1 day ago
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Yotam Zamri condemned a Channel 12 poll suggesting mass Israeli emigration if Netanyahu returns as prime minister, calling it a scare tactic to sway right-wing voters. He assured that a right-wing victory would not cause disaster and praised Israel's resilience.
- 01Yotam Zamri denounced a Channel 12 poll as a scare tactic targeting right-wing voters.
- 02The poll claimed 25% of Israelis would leave if Netanyahu is re-elected.
- 03Zamri said the poll falsely portrays a right-wing win as disastrous.
- 04He urged voters not to fear and predicted normalcy if the right wins.
- 05Zamri emphasized Israel's strength, calling it a refuge in wartime.
- 06His remarks aired on Channel 14's The Patriots program.
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