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Women who demand public transportation on Saturday in Tel Aviv, on the grounds that no one will tell them how to behave inside their own home, came in a patronizing and arrogant manner to kindly and slowly explain to the Haredi women how they should live their own lives in Bnei Brak.
This approach glosses over the mountain of mistakes made by local officials.
Even the most talented diplomats will now find it hard to explain Israeli policy to the world and have its smiling face shine in the wake of the minister's comments.
Israel Hayom first reported on the expected vote earlier in August, prompting Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara to warn that the committee would have no jurisdiction to investigate the Israel Police over pending cases in the judiciary, including those pertaining to the PM.
The plaintiff, Ismail Ziada – a Dutch national of Palestinian origin – said he lost his mother, three of his brothers, his sister-in-law and his nephew in an airstrike in Gaza.
