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Israeli Satire Show Mocks Avigdor Lieberman's Shifting Stance on Haredi Parties
Israel's "Eretz Nehederet" satire show mocked politician Avigdor Lieberman's changing stance on Haredi political parties in a recent sketch. The show depicted Lieberman as a synagogue worshipper willing to compromise, contrasting with his prior criticisms.
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What happened
- 01Satire show "Eretz Nehederet" targeted politician Avigdor Lieberman's stance on Haredi parties.
- 02The sketch portrayed Lieberman as a synagogue worshipper willing to compromise.
- 03This contrasts with Lieberman's historical criticism of Haredi political demands.
- 04The skit included a fictional Torah reading titled "Parashat Vayitkapel" (The Portion of Giving In).
- 05Jokes referenced military service exemptions for ultra-Orthodox men.
The skit included jokes about military exemptions and Lieberman's shifting principles.
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