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  1. A debate in the Netherlands highlighted concerns over the normalization of far-right ideology and anti-asylum protests.
  2. Geert Wilders, leader of the Netherlands' opposition party, stated support for Israel's right to the Land of Israel, while the Dutch government announced a ban on Jewish goods from Judea and Samaria.

Geert Wilders' office is being courted by far-right parties for political capital, operating under the purview of the Israeli government's Diaspora Affairs office.

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Geert Wilders' office is being courted by far-right parties for political capital, operating under the purview of the Israeli government's Diaspora Affairs office.

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  1. Le Pen sought normalization and approval from Israel, leveraging Israeli government alliances.1 source
  2. Geert Wilders' office is being courted by far-right parties for political capital, utilizing the Diaspora Affairs office under Israeli government purview.1 source

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