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Gadi Eizenkot's Yashar! Party Demands Removal of Netanyahu's Posts Using IDF Soldiers for Election Propaganda
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First reported by Walla · 35 minutes ago
What happened
Gadi Eizenkot's Yashar! party petitioned Israel's Elections Committee to remove Netanyahu's social media posts featuring IDF soldiers, citing illegal election propaganda. The party noted Likud's prior stance against such use and urged enforcement of the same rules now. The committee will review the petition amid the election campaign.
- 01Yashar! party demands removal of Netanyahu's posts using IDF soldiers for election propaganda.
- 02Petition claims repeated use of soldiers and operational footage in Netanyahu's social media content.
- 03Likud previously requested banning such use, a standard the party now urges to be enforced.
- 04The Central Elections Committee accepted Likud's earlier position and will review Yashar!'s petition.
- 05Similar controversies include Itamar Ben-Gvir's use of police officers in campaign materials.
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