Netanyahu's advisers demanded censorship of questions from a student invited to interview him

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The chair of the Tel Aviv University Student Union cancelled a planned interview with Prime Minister Netanyahu after his advisers demanded that she change and delete questions she had prepared. According to Haaretz and TheMarker, the interview was set in the Likud propaganda studios.

According to Behadrei Haredim, the student was summoned in the middle of the night to the Likud headquarters. When she presented the questions on the massacre, the reservists and the judicial overhaul, Netanyahu's advisers began deleting and changing wordings, and she refused to hold the interview and left the venue.

According to Haaretz and TheMarker, campaign staff pressed her to accept their terms. "They tried to change my words," the student said.