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Gadi Eisenkot Files Complaint Against Smotrich Over Use of Children in Campaign Video Gadi Eisenkot's party Yashar! petitioned Israel's Central Elections Committee to remove a campaign video by Bezalel Smotrich's party, accusing it of illegal use of children and misleading content about reservist support. The petition claims Smotrich promotes draft exemptions harming the IDF and misrepresents Religious Zionist values.
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What happened 01 Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar! party filed a petition against Bezalel Smotrich's campaign video. 02 The video allegedly uses children illegally under Israel's 1959 Elections Law. 03 Yashar! claims the video falsely portrays Smotrich as supporting reservists. 04 Smotrich is accused of promoting ultra-Orthodox draft exemptions harming the IDF. 05 Yashar! demanded the video's removal by 4 p.m. before further legal steps. 06 The petition argues Smotrich misrepresents true Religious Zionist values. Translated and summarized by baba from Srugim , the latest report. Read Srugim’s original The coverage
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