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Lazimi Says Replacing Netanyahu Would Restore Israel’s Place Among Nations

Democrats MK Naama Lazimi urged voters to replace Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, saying a change of leadership would restore Israel’s place among other nations. In a Hebrew post on Saturday morning, she accused him of embracing international isolation as a way to remain in office. Lazimi described him as unfit and warned that the direction she attributed to his leadership was dangerous. Appealing for his replacement on Tuesday, she presented a change of government as the route to renewed international acceptance for Israel.

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of an archival exterior view of the Knesset parliament building behind its perimeter fence and landscaping, used as context for Lazimi’s political statement.

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