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Iranian Dissident Granted Temporary Residency in Israel After US Intervention
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By Рами Мадрих
What happened
An Iranian dissident, Ramin Persa, who is married to an Israeli woman and is a public supporter of Israel, has finally received temporary residency in Israel after a three-and-a-half-year struggle. U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Hackaby intervened on his behalf, leading to the permit being granted.
- 01Iranian dissident Ramin Persa granted temporary residency in Israel.
- 02Legal status was denied due to his Iranian birth.
- 03U.S. Ambassador intervened with Prime Minister Netanyahu.
- 04Persa is married to an Israeli woman and has two children.
- 05He is a vocal public supporter of Israel.
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