Israel Foreign Ministry dubs Time influence-campaign report 'malicious attempts to harm Israel's good name'

Two days after Time magazine reported that Israel ran an influence campaign targeting President Trump's conservative base over the U.S.-Iran MOU, the Foreign Ministry issued an official response calling the article's claims 'malicious attempts to harm Israel's good name.'

The Foreign Ministry responded two days after Time magazine detailed allegations that Israel ran an influence campaign targeting the American conservative base and criticizing the Trump administration's memorandum of understanding with Iran. The ministry described the report as 'malicious attempts to harm Israel's good name' without addressing specific aspects of the allegations. The response was reported by N12.

2 developments

1. 3 hours ago · 22:52 · 16 JulLatest

   Ministry statement implicitly rebukes Vice President Vance for amplifying the report.

2. 22:40 · 16 Jul

   Israel Foreign Ministry dubs Time influence-campaign report 'malicious attempts to harm Israel's good name'

• Strong17 hours ago · 09:30 · 16 JulVance alleges Israeli government entities funded campaigns against him, citing Time Magazine leaks
• Developing2 days ago · 15:25 · 14 JulIsrael ran influence campaign targeting Trump's conservative base over Iran MOU, Time reports
• Developing9 hours ago · 17:19 · 16 JulIsrael Hayom's Ariel Kahana: Israel must immediately deny Vance's campaign allegations, silence is damaging
• Developing6 hours ago · 20:39 · 16 JulVance: Israel running influence campaign for 'eternal war' — Channel 14

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