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Netanyahu Tells Election Day Beach-Goers To Get Out Of The Water And Save Him

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Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu votes during Israel's parliamentary election in Jerusalem April 9, 2019. Ariel Schalit/Pool via REUTERS TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Get out of the water and vote for me, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged beach-goers during an election day visit to the Mediterranean seashore on Tuesday. “If you want to continue with the Likud and me, then you have to go vote,” he said, referring to the right-wing party that he leads.

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