Maoz Vows to Pass Western Wall Law Before Government Formation
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
A disturbance occurred at the Western Wall's women's section during Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan prayers due to prayer arrangement disputes. MK Avi Maoz condemned the women, calling them "provocateurs" who "desecrate the holy site." He vowed to pass a law regulating prayer arrangements before a new government is formed after the elections.
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- MK Avi Maoz vowed to pass a law regulating prayer at the Western Wall before a new government is formed.
- A disturbance occurred at the Western Wall's women's section during Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan prayers.
- The disturbance was due to disputes over prayer arrangements at the holy site.
- Maoz criticized the women involved, calling their actions a desecration of the holy site.
A disturbance occurred again in the women's section of the Western Wall during the festive Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan prayer service, stemming from the ongoing dispute over prayer arrangements at the holy site. MK Avi Maoz criticized the women involved, stating they "come to desecrate the holy site." Maoz clarified his intention to regulate prayer arrangements at the Western Wall through legislation, pledging, "After the elections, we will pass the Western Wall Law even before the coalition is formed."
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