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PM's Office Spent $12,000 on Influencer Campaign for Jewish Fast Day
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First reported by N12 · 57 minutes ago
What happened
The Prime Minister's Office spent approximately $12,000 on a campaign featuring six Haredi female influencers to promote Tisha B'Av fasting. The campaign, which included recipes and tips, was criticized by an organization for its perceived lack of importance.
- 01PM's Office spent $12,000 on Haredi influencer campaign.
- 02Campaign prepared for Tisha B'Av fast day.
- 03Six influencers participated in the promotion.
- 04Funding reason not provided by the office.
- 05Criticism raised over prioritizing recipes over essential needs.
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