Israeli Election Committee Orders Ben Gvir to Blur Police Faces in Campaign Video
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What happened
Israel's Central Election Committee ordered Minister Itamar Ben Gvir to blur police officers' faces in a campaign video after a petition claimed misuse of public resources. The committee is enforcing election laws strictly, including banning real-time voter reporting apps and requiring AI-generated videos to be labeled. These steps aim to ensure fair elections and protect voter rights.
- 01Election Committee orders Ben Gvir to blur police faces in campaign video.
- 02Petition claimed video used public resources illegally for election propaganda.
- 03Committee banned real-time voter turnout reporting apps at polling stations.
- 04AI-generated campaign video by Smotrich had to be labeled and partially removed.
- 05Committee emphasizes strict enforcement to ensure fair elections and protect voter rights.
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