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Lawyer Itzik Bonzel comments on and apologizes to Yocheved Lifshitz

Lawyer Itzik Bonzel faced criticism for remarks about Holocaust survivor Yocheved Lifshitz, responded with a “How low can one go?” comment and later apologized for his earlier statement.

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  1. Lawyer Itzik Bonczel apologized to Holocaust survivor Yocheved Lifshitz after making a comment about returning her to Hamas.

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    ישראל היום
    “הלוואי שהיתה דרך להחזיר אותך לחמאס”

    Machine translation: I wish there had been a way to send you back to Hamas

    שורדת השבי הגיבה לדברי עו"ד איציק בונצל, ששוריין ברשימת הליכוד ותקף אותה באמירה: "הלוואי שהיתה דרך להחזיר אותך לחמאס" • ליפשיץ טוענת כי נתניהו מנסה להסיט את הדיון מההתראות ושיחות האזהרה שקיבל • איזנקוט יצא להגנתה: "מי שרוצה שאזרח ייפול לידי חמאס אינו ראוי להיות נבחר ציבור"

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  2. Itzik Bonzel said “How low can one go?” in response to criticism over his comments about released hostage Yocheved Lifshitz.

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    What the source said
    Israel National News
    “How low can one go?”

    Bereaved father and Likud candidate responds to the outcry over his comments about released hostage Yocheved Lifshitz: “How low can one go?"

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