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A new campaign running in Florida features Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calling for 'red lines' against the Iran, saying that there is no 'moral case' for a red light against Israel.



The campaign is backed by Secure America Now, a non-partisan group, although the adverts appear to be directed towards President Obama, who is viewed as not being supportive enough towards the security ambitions of the Netanyahu government.



One big-budget campaign backed by billionaire casino tycoon Sheldon Adelson and the Republican Jewish Coalition, called "My Buyer's Remorse," features people who voted for Obama in 2008 but have since changed their minds about the president. While Republican candidate Mitt Romney has sought to appeal to Jewish voters in Florida and around the US by talking a tough game on the Iranian nuclear programme.



Florida has a relatively old community as well as a relatively large number of Jewish residents, who tend to vote in high numbers, and their support may be crucial in the final result. The 'Sunshine State' effectively decided the 2000 Presidential result and will be highly sought after by both Obama and Romney.