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Netanyahu Campaign Accused of Promoting Conspiracy Theories on October 7th
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First reported by Mako · 1 hour ago
What happened
Prime Minister Netanyahu's campaign is reportedly pushing conspiracy theories about the October 7th attacks to deflect blame, a strategy criticized internally and externally. The campaign, involving Netanyahu and his wife, has led to legal threats from former General Yair Golan.
- 01Netanyahu's campaign is promoting conspiracy theories about October 7th.
- 02The goal is to distance Netanyahu from responsibility for the failures.
- 03Netanyahu claims IDF officials deliberately didn't wake him.
- 04Sources within Likud criticize the campaign strategy.
- 05Sara Netanyahu amplified theories about Yair Golan's alleged prior knowledge.
- 06Golan demanded an apology and compensation from Sara Netanyahu.
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