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Reality Star Maayan Ashkenazi Attacked by City Worker in Herzliya, Suspects Anti-Semitic Motive Reality star Maayan Ashkenazi was sprayed in the face by a Herzliya street cleaner, who she suspects acted out of anti-Semitism. The municipality responded swiftly, with the mayor personally addressing the incident. Ashkenazi highlighted the broader issue of women's safety and vulnerability to male aggression.
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What happened 01 Reality star Maayan Ashkenazi was attacked by a Herzliya street cleaner who sprayed water at her face. 02 Ashkenazi feared the attack was motivated by anti-Semitism due to her Jewish identity. 03 She reported the incident to the Herzliya municipality, which responded quickly and empathetically. 04 The worker's supervisor claimed it was accidental street cleaning, which Ashkenazi rejected. 05 The Herzliya mayor personally contacted Ashkenazi to discuss the event and residents' safety. 06 Ashkenazi stressed the incident highlights women's vulnerability to male threats, beyond religious or racial issues. Translated and summarized by baba from Now 14 , the latest report. Read Now 14’s original The coverage
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