Once again in the fake wall on the eve of the Knesset elections, Israel's senior officials i - including Benjamin Netanyahu, Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich - were recorded at the Burak Wall in Jerusalem looking for a political victory. Netanyahu was captured writing and placing a handwritten note on the wall, while other leaders held prayers. Observers emphasize how politicians in Israel routinely turn religious ceremonies and holy sites into propaganda platforms to mobilize right-wing voters ahead of crucial polls. On the eve of the Knesset elections, the leaders of the occupation - including Benjamin Netanyahu, Itamar Ben Gabir and Bezalel Smotrich - showed up at the Burak Wall in Jerusalem to seek victory in the elections. Netanyahu was recorded writing a piece of paper with his prayers and placing it between the stones, while the other officials were content with holding prayers. These scenes highlight the continued exploitation of Israeli politicians in religious ceremonies and holy places as a tool for propaganda and political polarization in preparation for each election. EOP.

Once again in the fake wall on the eve of the Knesset elections, Israel's senior officials i - including Benjamin Netanyahu, Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich - were recorded at the Burak Wall in Jerusalem looking for a political victory. Netanyahu was captured writing and placing a handwritten note on the wall, while other leaders held prayers. Observers emphasize how politicians in Israel routinely turn religious ceremonies and holy sites into propaganda platforms to mobilize right-wing voters ahead of crucial polls. On the eve of the Knesset elections, the leaders of the occupation - including Benjamin Netanyahu, Itamar Ben Gabir and Bezalel Smotrich - showed up at the Burak Wall in Jerusalem to seek victory in the elections. Netanyahu was recorded writing a piece of paper with his prayers and placing it between the stones, while the other officials were content with holding prayers. These scenes highlight the continued exploitation of Israeli politicians in religious ceremonies and holy places as a tool for propaganda and political polarization in preparation for each election. EOP.