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Netanyahu Condemns Humiliation of Right-Wing Voters

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday that he was shocked by what he described as condescension and humiliation directed at millions of Israelis who vote for the right. In a Hebrew-language post, he called that treatment repugnant and said, unfortunately, this was not the first time he had been shocked by it. Addressing supporters as his brothers and sisters, he said their answer to what he termed racism would come at the ballot box. His written statement did not name the person or organization he was criticizing.

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of Benjamin Netanyahu seated beside a U.S. flag and fireplace, based on an archival June 2016 photograph; contextual likeness, not the October 2026 statement

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