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Minister Wasserlauf Confronted by Activist at Tel Aviv Polling Station
Minister Yitzhak Wasserlauf was confronted by a Democrats Party activist shouting insults as he arrived to vote with his children at a Tel Aviv polling station on Tuesday. Security escorted the activist away, and Wasserlauf commented on the incident, stating his family would not be deterred and would continue to vote.
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What happened
- 01Minister Yitzhak Wasserlauf was confronted by a Democrats Party activist at a Tel Aviv polling station.
- 02The activist shouted "Go home, scumbag" at the minister as he arrived to vote with his children.
- 03Security personnel removed the activist from the polling station.
- 04Wasserlauf stated the incident was an example of attacks his family has faced.
- 05The minister vowed not to retaliate and to continue voting.
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