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Likud Campaign Video Targeting Gadi Eizenkot Sparks Outrage and Criticism Likud's election campaign video targeting Gadi Eizenkot drew widespread criticism for appearing to exploit the memory of his fallen son, with 75% of a Walla! poll saying the video crossed the line.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Likud released a campaign video showing Gadi Eizenkot ignoring a young man and embracing Mansour Abbas. 02 The young man in the video resembled Eizenkot's late son, Gal, who died in Gaza combat. 03 The video sparked widespread condemnation for crossing ethical boundaries in political messaging. 04 A Walla! poll found 75% of respondents believed the video was excessive. 05 Only 21% of poll participants defended the video, while 4% had no opinion. 06 The video was shared on Likud's official channels and Netanyahu's X account. Translated and summarized by baba from Walla , the latest report. Read Walla’s original The coverage
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