Netanyahu calls nationalist crime 'a spreading cancer' in cabinet meeting

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described nationalist crime as 'a spreading cancer' during a cabinet meeting, according to reports.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu referred to nationalist crime as 'a spreading cancer' during a cabinet meeting on Monday evening, according to reports from the meeting. The comment was made in the context of a discussion on nationalist crime, a term used in Israel to describe attacks by Jewish extremists, often targeting Palestinians. The nature of the discussion and any specific measures discussed were not immediately reported.

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2. 20:01 · 20 Jul

   Netanyahu calls nationalist crime 'a spreading cancer' in cabinet meeting

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