A post on the source claims that Prime Minister Netanyahu is pursuing additional Abraham Accords solely to win the upcoming elections, and that the first action of a new government formed by the channel's backers would be to cancel all existing Abraham Accords. The claim is unverified and represents a political statement from an opposition-aligned source.
The claim, published on the source, adds to the political discourse surrounding the Abraham Accords ahead of Israel's elections. Prime Minister Netanyahu has repeatedly stated his intention to expand the accords, as The Zioneer has reported (see June 30 bulletin: 'Netanyahu: Hezbollah built an underground Pentagon; Abraham Accords expansion on the table'). The post's vow to cancel the accords aligns with opposition figures who have criticized the normalization deals. The source of the post is not independently verified, and the claim remains an unsubstantiated political statement.
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