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PanetPolitics

Democrats Party: Call to Prayer Will Continue, Our Voices Will Be Heard

Translated & summarized from Panet by baba

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The Democrats Party responded to National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir's calls to confiscate loudspeakers used for the call to prayer. The party stated that the call to prayer will continue, asserting their voices will be heard and change will come through voting. They described a reality of discrimination and racism, urging citizens to vote.

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  • The Democrats Party stated the call to prayer will continue despite calls to confiscate loudspeakers.
  • Minister Ben Gvir reportedly called for increased confiscation of loudspeakers and fines for muezzins.
  • The party described a reality of oppression, discrimination, and racism affecting daily life.
  • They emphasized that real change comes through voting in the ballot box.
  • The Democrats Party urged citizens to vote to bring about change.

The Democrats Party stated that National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir is calling for increased confiscation of loudspeakers and fines for muezzins. The party asserted that the issue extends beyond loudspeakers, describing a reality of "oppression, discrimination, racism, and attempts to silence our voice and affect our daily lives." The party declared that the call to prayer will continue to be broadcast and that their voices will remain loud and audible. They emphasized that "real change begins with our voice in the ballot box" and urged citizens to vote to bring about change.

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