Netanyahu Says He Sees ‘Real Danger’ He Might Lose Upcoming Election
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu admitted his concern over losing his re-election bid. Photo: Cherie Cullen.
Yahoo/Reuters – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday he saw “a real danger” he might lose next week’s closely contested election and asserted that there was a worldwide effort to ensure such an outcome.
In what Israeli media called an unannounced visit to a rally north of Tel Aviv, Netanyahu entreated supporters to make sure he defeats rival Isaac Herzog of the left-of-center Zionist Union party by casting ballots in the March 17 vote.
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