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  1. The new event discusses how Israeli diaspora interests are represented politically by Likud, using population data and historical context.
  2. Netanyahu, as Diaspora Minister, is seeking to strengthen strategic ties with the European right.
  3. Israeli Prime Minister's party joined a far-right group.

Netanyahu's party attended a conference where Austrian far-right leader Herbert Kickl named Hezbollah.

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Netanyahu's party attended a conference where Austrian far-right leader Herbert Kickl named Hezbollah.

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