Haaretz says funding cuts and rising violence have worsened conditions for LGBTQ Israelis
Haaretz argues that funding cuts, rising violence and anti‑LGBTQ rhetoric have marked the past four years, and that experts say the outgoing Israeli government has worsened conditions for LGBT people.
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- According to Haaretz, funding cuts have marked the past four years for LGBTQ Israelis.
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Experts and activists say the outgoing Israeli government worsened the situation for LGBT people, citing budget cuts, ignored organisations, rising violence and overt homophobia by rabbis and ministers.
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Is this point wrong? Tell usהארץ“עצירת תקציבים, התעלמות מארגונים, עלייה באלימות והומופוביה מופגנת של ח"כים ושרים”
Machine translation: Budget freezes, ignoring organisations, an increase in violence and overt homophobia by rabbis and ministers
מומחים ופעילים מתארים את ההידרדרות ביחס ללהט"ב בימי הממשלה היוצאת, ומסבירים למה הסכנה האמיתית היא בהמשך ההפיכה המשטרית
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Haaretz argues that funding cuts, rising violence and anti‑LGBTQ rhetoric have marked the past four years for LGBTQ Israelis and that most parties replacing Netanyahu have not clarified their stance.
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Is this point wrong? Tell usHaaretz“Funding cuts, rising violence and anti-LGBTQ rhetoric marked the past four years. Most parties vying to replace Netanyahu won't say where they stand”
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