Netanyahu's wife shares conspiracy claim that opposition leader knew of Oct 7 attacks in advance
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Netanyahu's wife shares conspiracy claim that opposition leader knew of Oct 7 attacks in advance As Israel prepares for what are expected to be close-fought parliamentary elections in October, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's wife Sara on Monday shared a…
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Netanyahu's wife shares conspiracy claim that opposition leader knew of Oct 7 attacks in advance As Israel prepares for what are expected to be close-fought parliamentary elections in October, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's wife Sara on Monday shared a…
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