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Carr is a second-generation Israeli-American who speaks fluent Hebrew and will be able to contribute to the organization through "his extensive experience as a US diplomat, military officer, criminal prosecutor, and community leader," the organization said.
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Sixty-three-year-old Michael Mirilashvili immigrated to Israel in 2009 from Russia – but he only made headlines in Israel in 2023 as the father of Yitzchak Mirilashvili, owner of Channel 14 News. He gave Israel Hayom a rare interview in which he speaks about his role in Israeli politics, as well as his relationship with Netanyahu and Putin.
Prime Minister's Office says that he did not mean to equate protesters with Iran, but merely point out that for the first time in history, Israelis will be protesting outside the UN headquarters during an address by an Israeli premier along with Palestinian and BDS supporters.