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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Hananya_NaftaliHananya Naftali - Wikipedia

    Hananya Naftali (Hebrew: חנניה נפתלי; born 7 July 1995) is an Israeli journalist. He serves as the digital aide to the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu.

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  3. www.facebook.com › hnaftaliHananya Naftali - Facebook

    Hananya Naftali. 1,251,954 likes · 64,692 talking about this. I’m that Israeli who talks to the camera about peace in the Middle East 🇮🇱🕊️.

  4. www.jns.org › the-rise-of-hananya-naThe rise of Hananya Naftali, social media star and pro-Israel ...

    Dec 8, 2022 · Learn about Hananya Naftali, a former IDF soldier who became a prominent pro-Israel voice on Twitter and other platforms. He shares his personal story, his views on antisemitism and his relationship with Benjamin Netanyahu.

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  6. www.youtube.com › user › HananyaNaftaliHananya Naftali - YouTube

    Asking Israelis: What Do You Think About Donald Trump. 550K views7 years ago. I'm that guy who talks to the camera about Israel and the Middle East conflict. 🇮🇱.

  7. twitter.com › HananyaNaftaliHananyan Aftali (@hananyanaftali) | X

    The latest posts from @HananyaNaftali

  8. www.jpost.com › author › hananya-naftaliHananya Naftali | The Jerusalem Post

    Dec 27, 2021 · Hananya Naftali is a former IDF combat medic and a digital team member of Benjamin Netanyahu. He writes opinion pieces on antisemitism, antizionism and the BDS Movement for The Jerusalem Post.

  9. www.politifact.com › article › 2023PolitiFact | Explaining a deleted X post that said Israel is ...

    Oct 18, 2023 · Hananya Naftali, a pro-Israel influencer and former adviser to Netanyahu, posted and deleted a claim that Israel bombed a Gaza hospital, citing a Reuters headline. The post sparked confusion and criticism on social media, while Israel and the U.S. denied responsibility for the blast.