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Minister Admits Contacting Friend After Knesset Entry, Denies Wrongdoing

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Minister Strock Admits Calling Friend to Congratulate Her on Knesset Entry

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Religious Zionism Minister Orit Strock confirmed she called her friend Tal Ohana to congratulate her on joining the Knesset. Strock and Ohana work together on rehabilitating northern border communities. Strock expressed confidence in their enduring friendship despite the circumstances.

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  • Minister Orit Strock admitted calling her friend Tal Ohana to congratulate her on entering the Knesset.
  • Strock and Ohana collaborate on rehabilitating northern border communities.
  • The two friends recently discussed strengthening the community of Even Menachem.
  • Strock expressed certainty that their friendship would not be destroyed.
Minister Strock Admits Calling Friend to Congratulate Her on Knesset Entry
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