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Netanyahu Advisor Removes AI Video Mocking Gadi Eizenkot After Legal Threat Jonathan Orich, advisor to PM Netanyahu, deleted an AI video mocking Gadi Eizenkot after receiving a legal threat from Eizenkot's lawyers. The video, which featured Trump and Netanyahu joking about Eizenkot, sparked controversy following a previous contentious Likud video involving Eizenkot. A poll showed most Israelis felt the political attacks had gone too far.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Jonathan Orich deleted an AI video mocking Gadi Eizenkot after a legal warning from Eizenkot's lawyers. 02 The video featured Trump and Netanyahu joking in Hebrew about Eizenkot's bank accounts. 03 Eizenkot's team said the video's voice was Netanyahu's and represented Likud's position. 04 The legal letter condemned exploiting diplomatic events for political venom. 05 A prior Netanyahu video sparked controversy by referencing Eizenkot's late son. 06 A poll found 75% of Israelis thought the Likud video attack on Eizenkot crossed a line. Translated and summarized by baba from Walla , the latest report. Read Walla’s original The coverage
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