Visiting Bedouin voters, Netanyahu is welcomed -- and hit with sharp criticism
8 shares Prime Ministher Benjamin Netanyahu pours coffee for Bedouin leaders in southern Israel during a visit with members of the community, March 7, 2021. (video screenshot) Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met Sunday with voters from the Bedouin community in several locations in southern Israel, and was met with some ambivalence. In a video from an event near the town of Rahat, Sheikh Gideon Abu Sabit was seen greeting Netanyahu, saying, “Mr. Prime Minister, I vote for Likud,” to claps from the premier and others around him. But he quickly added: “Many workers under your autho...
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