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US Ambassador's Intervention Secures Temporary Residency for Iranian Refugee Married to Israeli
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By יעל יפה
What happened
An Iranian refugee, Ramim Parsa, who is married to an Israeli and advocates for Israel, has been granted temporary residency in Israel after a prolonged legal struggle and a rare intervention by the US Ambassador. The decision allows Parsa, who fled persecution in Iran, to live with his family in Israel for one year.
- 01US Ambassador intervened to grant Iranian refugee temporary residency.
- 02Ramim Parsa married an Israeli and advocates for Israel.
- 03Parsa fled Iran after enduring torture.
- 04Israel initially denied residency due to his country of origin.
- 05The residency is temporary for one year, subject to review.
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