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Herzliya Mayor Condemns Far-Right Party for Distributing Noose Pins at School
Herzliya Mayor Yariv Fisher condemned the Otzma Yehudit party for distributing noose-themed pins to high school students, calling it an "educational, ethical, and moral red line." The party defended its actions, stating the pins illustrate the importance of deterrence against terrorism.
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What happened
- 01Herzliya Mayor Yariv Fisher condemned Otzma Yehudit for distributing noose pins at a high school.
- 02Fisher called the incident an "educational, ethical, and moral red line."
- 03Otzma Yehudit defended the pins as illustrating deterrence against terrorism.
- 04School staff confiscated the pins after the distribution.
- 05State Education Watch criticized the party's association with extremist ideology.
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