Lawmaker Claims Iran, Turkey Plotting Regime Change in Israel
Officials say online influence efforts aim to shape public opinion, deepen divisions and disrupt the campaign before the 120-seat Knesset vote.
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Lawmaker claims Iran, Turkey plotting regime change in Israel
An Israeli lawmaker, Amit Halevi, on Monday accused Iran and Turkey of attempting to effect “regime change” in Jerusalem by influencing the forthcoming elections. Legislative elections are slated for October 27 to elect all 120 members of the 26th Knesset. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu leads Likud, the largest right-wing nationalist party. In an interview with […] Lawmaker claims Iran, Turkey plotting regime change in Israel
Turkey working to undermine Israel's October election
Israeli officials accuse Turkey of trying to influence Israel’s election through social media. By World Israel News Staff Israeli security officials have identified what they believe is a Turkish effort to influence Israel’s approaching national election through social media, according to a report published Monday. Senior security officials told The Jerusalem Post that the online activity was designed to shape Israeli public opinion, disrupt the…
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Turkey working to influence Israel's upcoming elections through social media
The officials did not provide details about the social media accounts, platforms or organizations involved. They also did not say whether the operation was being directed by the Turkish government.
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