Netanyahu accuses leftists, media of conspiring to bring him down - Israel election 2015 - Israel News

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  • Face aux sondages catastrophiques pour lui et à quelques jours seulement des élections, Netanyahu se livre à son jeu préféré : la théorie du complot contre lui :
    le camp sioniste aurait orchestré une campagne contre le Likoud et contre lui, en collaboration avec des organisations et ONG avec le soutien de gouvernements étrangers, notamment pour promouvoir un retrait d’Israël aux lignes de 1967, la division de Jérusalem, la création d’un « Hamastan B » sur les hauteurs de Tel Aviv et l’acceptation par Israël d’un Iran nucléarisé)… Quand on pense que des Israéliens boivent les discours empoisonnés de cet homme...

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    “Numerous testimonies by Yedioth Ahronoth employees that have reached us recently indicate that [Yedioth Ahronoth publisher] Noni Mozes is leading an orchestrated campaign against the Likud and against me, in collaboration with organizations and NGOs that are acting for that purpose with the support of tycoons in Israel and abroad and also the support of foreign governments,” Netanyahu wrote.

    He went on to accuse the newspaper of “cooperating and coordinating fully” with the leaders of Zionist Union. The Zionist Union platform, he added, “implicitly commits” the party to closing down Yisrael Hayom, a newspaper that supports the prime minister.

    “The public needs to know the truth,” Netanyahu wrote. “Noni Mozes is leading a campaign against the Likud and against me out of commercial interests, with the objective of reviving the dangerous and undemocratic monopoly it enjoyed in the past.”

    “The goal of Mozes is to bring about the rise of the left. He is joined by left-wing elements in Israel and abroad who are streaming tens of millions of dollars to NGOs running an ’Anyone but Bibi’ campaign in its various guises.”

    The reason for the mobilization of the unnamed NGOs, the prime minister said, was not social or economic – but diplomatic: To bring about “a withdrawal to the ’67 lines, the division of Jerusalem, the establishment of Hamastan B on the heights overlooking Tel Aviv and Ben-Gurion Airport and Israeli acceptance of a nuclear Iran.”