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Full coverage· Politics· Updated

Netanyahu and Ben Gvir Clash Over Altalena Discovery Amid Political Credit Battle

Prime Minister Netanyahu and Minister Itamar Ben Gvir clashed over credit for discovering the Altalena shipwreck, with Netanyahu avoiding joint appearances. The ship, sunk in 1948 during a deadly confrontation, was found 20 kilometers off Israel’s coast after decades of searching.

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  1. 01Netanyahu gave a separate statement on the Altalena discovery, avoiding photos with Ben Gvir.
  2. 02Ben Gvir accused Netanyahu of political ostracism and lamented their strained relations.
  3. 03The Altalena was found 20 km off Israel’s coast at 503 meters depth after 78 years.
  4. 04The ship carried immigrants and weapons and was sunk in a 1948 conflict ordered by Ben-Gurion.
  5. 05Plans for the wreck’s commemoration include a floating monument or maritime heritage center.
  6. 06The discovery reignited debates over the historical narrative and legacy of the Altalena incident.

The discovery sparked political tensions and renewed debates about the ship’s legacy and how to commemorate it.

Translated and summarized by baba from Ynet, the latest report. Read Ynet’s original

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