Prime Minister Netanyahu outlines domestic and security agenda, pledges troop withdrawal from Lebanon
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The passage is a political statement outlining policy goals and campaign tactics. It contains no specific allegations, financial transactions, or new evidence linking powerful actors to misconduct, ma Mentions intent to reduce gaps for Sephardi communities and Russian immigrants. References a six‑point pledge card modeled on Tony Blair’s campaign. Promises a referendum on any peace deal with Syria
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