A message posted on a monitored channel urges all Israeli elected officials who have expressed support for Argentina to stop, warning that such support brings bad luck (the Hebrew term 'נאחס' implies a jinx). The message does not specify its author.
A short message circulated on a monitored channel calls on Israeli elected officials to stop expressing support for Argentina, claiming it brings bad luck ('נאחס'). The message, which includes a pleading emoji, does not specify its author or provide further reasoning. The plea appears to respond to recent public expressions of support for Argentina from Israeli political figures ahead of the World Cup final, a topic The Zioneer has covered in recent days. As of now, no official response to the message has been reported.
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