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Netanyahu rallies Likud voters with megaphone in shopping mall

Netanyahu rallies Likud voters with megaphone in shopping mall

Netanyahu rallies Likud voters with megaphone in shopping mall

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has urged voters to back his Likud party in the final minutes before polls close, warning, ‘If you don’t go and vote, we will lose’. His appeal comes as Israel records its highest election turnout in 50 years.

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