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Netanyahu's nuclear flip-flop: From 'We eliminated the threat' to an atomic bomb over Tel Aviv

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ישראל היום
“הזיגזג הגרעיני של נתניהו: מ"הסרנו את האיום" לפצצת אטום על תל אביב”

נתניהו שיתף היום פוסט עם הדמיה של פיצוץ גרעיני מעל מה שנראה כמו תל אביב, יומיים לפני הבחירות • ביוני בשנה שעברה הכריז כי הסיר את האיום הגרעיני, ושמונה חודשים לאחר מכן יצאו ישראל וארה"ב למלחמה נוספת באיראן • לפני 12 ימים בלבד אמר כי "ערוצי התבהלה לא מספרים שחיסלנו את הגרעין" • קיצור תולדות האטום

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Israel Hayom
“Netanyahu's nuclear flip-flop: From 'We eliminated the threat' to an atomic bomb over Tel Aviv”

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday shared a social media post featuring a simulated nuclear explosion over what appears to be Tel Aviv, just two days before Israel's election. Netanyahu reposted a message by Yuval Bloomberg, adding, "Read Yuval Bloomberg's important words. Qatar, the ultra-Orthodox, Urich, the draft, warnings. It's all one giant smokescreen designed […] The post Netanyahu's nuclear flip-flop: From 'We eliminated the threat' to an atomic bomb over Tel Aviv appeared…

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