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"This is neither a trend nor a political statement. This is simply who I am. Just another element of who I am and who I have been since the day I came into my own," Yair Cherki says in a Facebook post.
Israeli elites have mobilized to attempt to essentially overturn last November’s Knesset election results. Foreign friends who help them shouldn’t pretend it’s about democracy.
As soon as the police and judges internalize the fact that there could be no reasonable explanation for femicide, they will make sure that murderers are punished accordingly.
Although the Hamas terror organization that rules the strip does not prevent Valentine's Day commerce, some clerics have in the past roamed the streets, urging people and store owners to eschew what they deem a Western rite.
Isaac Herzog meets with Opposition Leader Yair Lapid, State Party chairman Benny Gantz and head of the Constitution, Law and Justice Committee Simcha Rothman in an effort to implement the five principles he presented earlier in the week "to resolve this difficult dispute."
