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“We always want more” leaders, United Nations climate chief Simon Stiell said in a Sunday news conference. “But I believe there is sufficient (leadership) right now for us to have a very productive outcome.”
Lapid, at memorial event for Yitzhak Rabin, appeared to take aim at Religious Zionist Party, whose leaders have made repeated anti-Arab, anti-LGBTQ comments.
Yair Lapid, a television celebrity and the son of a famous father, is Israel’s Justin Trudeau, a convenient front for the same old guard to run things while he mugs for the camera.
For many years they have been, in effect, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Democratic Party, voting for them at 70-80% clip or more.
This election was a vote for Israeli sovereignty and the rule of law.
