Netanyahu Kindergarten Campaign Ad May Have Violated Election Law

Error: Contact form not found.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.

Times of Israel – Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party released a campaign video Saturday portraying his political rivals as kindergarten children, with Netanyahu playing the role of responsible adult. But the video quickly came under fire for apparently violating campaign regulations barring parties from using children under the age of 15 in ads.

The Likud party headquarters responded by saying the ad, which was posted on YouTube on Saturday and screened on Channel 2 news on Saturday night, hadn’t been approved for broadcast.

Read full story.

Algemeiner.com

Algemeiner.com

‘Monsters’ and ‘Dark Money’: How Mamdani’s AIPAC Speech Activated Antisemitic Discourse

The New Lebanon Deal Is a Seismic Shift — But Not How You Think

Antisemitism Is Now Being Crowdfunded — Literally

Media Watchdog Group Finally Admits That It Called Gazan Terrorists ‘Journalists’

Anti-Israel Streamer Suggests Scott Wiener Deserved Antisemitic Harassment Due to Israel Stance

Israel Withdraws Defense Attaché From Canada as Bilateral Ties Remain Strained

Group Behind Gaza Press Death Toll Quietly Removes Hamas and Islamic Jihad Fighters From Its List

British Court Dismisses Bid to Prosecute Israeli Reservist, Deals Blow to Anti-Israel Lawfare

Israeli Consul General Tells Mamdani to Brush Up on His History After Mayor Rejects Israel’s Jewish Identity

Middle East Trade Realignment Raises Concerns Over Israel’s Strategic Position