The Israeli Army Will Not Broadcast Netanyahu's Graduation Speech Live.
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On October 21, Eastern Time, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Defense Minister Israel Katz, and Chief of the General Staff of the Ministry of Defense Eyal Zamir are scheduled to deliver speeches at the graduation ceremony for new Israeli military officers. NTD and The Epoch Times will rebroadcast the speeches online.
The Israeli military has decided not to broadcast live a speech by Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu at a military graduation ceremony days before the election. It was stated that the decision, taken in line with the legal advice of the Prosecutor General's Office, was aimed at preventing the speech from being used as election propaganda.
The Israeli army decided not to broadcast Prime Minister Netanyahu's speech at today's military graduation ceremony live, fearing it would be used for election propaganda. The decision was made on the recommendation of Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara; the army will not broadcast the speeches live as the election date approaches.
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