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Ateret Cohanim: There is "no force or coercion used in any circumstance – only free sale, free will and financial payments."

There are 25 such NGOs registered in Israel, five of which have a total of 12 volunteers doing national service.

Left-wing NGOs and the European countries who fund them are a regular punching bag for the governments run by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

MK Elazar Stern calls the bill "a middle finger in our faces."

Breaking the Silence has vehemently rejected the allegations and calls to investigate the group, describing them as part of a right-wing smear campaign.

Any foreign government funding the organization receives on condition that it acts in a certain way would be taxed, as opposed to most donations to NGOs.

Israel, backed by its ally the United States, accuses the Geneva-based Human Rights Council of bias against it.

European parliamentarians urge MKs to vote against measure; Oren: Bill hurts Israel, helps BDS.

Politicians should try to persuade us to support their policies, not manipulate our understanding of realities.

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