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Netanyahu Accused of Shifting Election Focus to Conspiracy Theories
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By Amos Harel
First reported by Walla · 1 day ago
What happened
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly employing conspiracy theories in his election campaign strategy, while Israeli Arab parties are urged to unite. Other domestic issues include a far-right podcaster's bid for Knesset influence and parental protests over migrant children in schools.
- 01Netanyahu reportedly using conspiracy theories in election strategy.
- 02Israeli Arab parties urged to end internal squabbles.
- 03Far-right podcaster seeks Knesset influence.
- 04US Senator calls for ban on Minister Ben-Gvir.
- 05Parents protest migrant children's admission to Tel Aviv school.
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