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Casting Call for Israeli Election Ad Sparks Public Outrage

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What happened

A controversial casting call for an Israeli election ad, seeking a specific "privileged" but not overly Ashkenazi appearance, caused public outrage on social media and was ultimately removed. The political affiliation behind the ad remains unclear.

  • 01Casting call for election ad sparked outrage on Israeli social media.
  • 02Ad sought woman with 'privileged Israeli appearance, but not too Ashkenazi'.
  • 03The announcement was posted in a Facebook group for actors.
  • 04The post received numerous angry comments and few applications.
  • 05The advertisement was later removed from the platform.
  • 06The political party behind the ad was not identified.

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NEWSru IsraelUnrated · Russian1 hour ago
Casting Call for Israeli Election Ad Sparks Public Outrage
KipaRight · Hebrew1 hour ago
Casting Call's 'Not Too Ashkenazi' Remark Sparks Outrage Online