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Survivor of Be'eri Massacre Declines Likud Party List Offer Ahead of Elections
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First reported by Channel 13 · 2 hours ago
What happened
Avdiad Bechar, who survived the Be'eri massacre and lost close family members, was offered a spot on Likud's election list but declined. Netanyahu also unsuccessfully sought former Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon for the party list.
- 01Avdiad Bechar, Be'eri massacre survivor, was offered a reserved Likud list spot but refused.
- 02Bechar lost his wife and son in the attack and was severely injured himself.
- 03He has advocated for stronger Israeli military actions against Hamas since the attack.
- 04Netanyahu tried to recruit former Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon to Likud's list without success.
- 05The offers are part of Likud's efforts to strengthen its candidate slate ahead of elections.
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