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    Things
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    Senior journalist: “Tel Aviv is becoming the Berlin of the past”
    News 0404, 31/07/2023

    The media person Shimon Riklin from Channel 14 commented this evening (Monday) on the news published today in the media, according to which there is concern about a new procedure in Ichilov, in light of the fact that cancer patients were asked about the religious stream they belong to.

    The patients, who came for treatments at the radiation institute, were actually asked by the nurses if they were ultra-orthodox, religious or secular.

    Therefore, Riklin wrote: “Those who do not understand that Tel Aviv is turning into the Berlin of the past, do not know how to identify processes. If violent anti-Semitism and hatred of foreigners continue, Tel Aviv will sink into the abyss and be destroyed. The writing is on the wall and it shines.”

    #2212679
    Ari Knobler
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    Being asked about one’s religiosity is not antisemitic in and of itself. Issues of kashrut, chaplaincy services and the permissibility of an autopsy all depend on the patient’s religious orientation.

    #2212868
    Abba_S
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    I don’t know if this is true, but if it is I think the Religious parties should ban together to decertify the hospital. Also I think Shas is in charge of Health Portfolio so it shouldn’t be hard to do especially after the doctor’s one day strike protesting the current governments judicial overhaul.

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    commonsaychel
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    Thats is what you worried? BH you have no bigger issues in life.

    #2212982
    shloimeboruch
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    for those who don’t know, ichilov is a hospital, not a leftist centre.

    #2212991
    kollel faker
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    The fact that that type of question is being asked is very troublesome. Are they denying proper service as per one’s religiosity. are they denying care to those who are religious I’m sure they would have no problem serving a Christian or moslem

    #2213024
    2scents
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    Assuming the facts are as stated, and this is not just an isolated individual in the hospital asking these questions on their own, this is very troublesome.

    In medicine, providers should look at the patient beyond their own biases. While at times that may be difficult to do as we all have our cognitive biases and personal beliefs, there should not be an active effort to insert any biases, whatever they may be, especially religious or ideological, when it comes to treating patients.

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    Todros Gimpel
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    In Israel it’s usually obvious from their external appearance as to which section of society a patient is from.
    So, we can assume that they need an official “statement” from the patient.
    This points to a statistical survey being taken rather than a treatment policy based on anti-frum bias.

    #2213371
    Things
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    They should have asked for Shomer Shabbat, nor haredi or dati.

    It was only related to screening on Shabbat. Not about Kashrut.

    #2225249
    Things
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    inn[dot]co[dot]il/news/613865

    A religious woman went out to look for a memorial service and was attacked: “You are religious, I will step on you”
    A woman with a head covering went out to look for a minyan at a memorial for her father and was verbally attacked..
    Channel 7, 27 in Elul, 5783, September 13, 2023.

    Her husband shared and said that after she went out to look for a minyan, she came back crying with tears: “At the cemetery, there was a memorial for my father-in-law. There was no one for Kaddish, so my wife, wearing a headscarf, went out to look for someone and came back crying tears. She asked several people, all of them politely refused. But the last one just opened a sewage”.

    #2225292
    yechiell
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    “The media person Shimon Riklin from Channel 14 commented this evening (Monday) on the news published”
    Second-hand news item could be plain bogus.
    Also, maybe they wanted to know what kind of meals they would want.
    We know nothing, and, right away, VIN headlines think the worst.
    I was recently in an Israeli hospital, and everyone was extremely nice to me. So, again, to accuse a hospital without more facts is loshon horah of the worst kind

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    commonsaychel
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    @Things, get a life

    #2226197
    Things
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    “Terrible baseness”
    There is no limit to incitement.

    Broadcaster Ron Koffman opened his mouth live on the radio: “The ultra-Orthodox are [sic. He said:] cancer”
    Broadcaster Ron Koffman opened his mouth against the ultra-Orthodox public and claimed that it was a “can#er of the public”. Aryeh Deri: “A terrible depression reminiscent of what our enemies did in exile” | The B’tsalmo organization demanded that Koffman be suspended from broadcasting: “There are no words to even express the shock that a broadcaster in the State of Israel, the Jewish State, dares to call his brothers and his people the worst word in the arsenal of words ‘cancer'” (News)
    Yair Toker, Kikar haShabbat. 19.9.23
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    #2226540
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    Protest against segregated prayer: Rabbi Levinstein and the CEO of Rosh Yehudi were attacked in Tel Aviv
    Dozens of protesters protested against the “Jewish Head” organization in protest of Yom Kippur prayers – in the segregation it maintains in Dizengoff Square | Rabbi Yigal Levinstein and the CEO of the organization were violently attacked and rescued by police | MKs strongly condemn: “A show of hatred; Kristallnacht” | documentation (news)
    Yossi Nachtigal . Kikar haShabbat – 20.9.23

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    An uproar on the web: a school principal forbade students to put on tefillin.

    In the documentation, the principal can be heard warning the students not to place tefillin on the school grounds: “You chose to study here, you will behave according to the conditions I set.”
    Channel 7, 6 in Tishei 5784. 21.09.23

    #2227673
    Things
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    Radical leftists are not about “equality” nor “democracy”, but about anti-Jewish hatred. They do not interrupt segregated Muslim prayers…

    [Haaretzism].

    And they are the hypocrites who repeatedly charge falsely “racism” on those who fear Racist Arab terror.

    #2228665
    Things
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    A shocking secular coercion

    Secular men blew up a screening of a film for women in Jerusalem – and caused an uproar “Heroes on young-girls”
    An event for the screening of a film for ultra-Orthodox women and girls at the Ganim community administration in Jerusalem, was blown up by secular men, who – in a provocative move and under secular coercion – entered the hall and sat down among the ultra-orthodox women | The documentation from the provocation caused an uproar on the Internet and hundreds of surfers reacted with shock: “Bad people who are heroes over little girls and girls” (current affairs) | Hezki Stern, Kikar Shabbat (1.10.23)

    #2228863
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    This is not a legitimate protest – this is a religious war
    A campaign is underway against gender-segregated events – even when it’s not by a “RoshYehudi” even when it’s not in “liberal” Tel Aviv, even when it’s not in an open area

    Meir Ohana, Tov News. 16th of Tashri 5784 | 01/10/2023.

    Editor of the “Makor Rishon” website, Gidon Dokow: “Big heroes about little girls who came to see a movie after all.” disgusting”.

    Editor of “Mishpacha” magazine, Aryeh Ehrlich: “Always remember that behind the “liberal” facade is a bunch of thugs who are heroes over ultra-Orthodox girls. The face of evil, satanism and malice.’

    Media person, Yinon Magal: “You will never see a group of privileged men disrupting a secular women’s event/race in Tel Aviv. This can only happen when it comes to religious women or girls. All the hypocrisy in one picture.’

    Commentator and media consultant, Avi Grinzaig: “Secular coercion par excellence.”

    Journalist Kobi Bernstein: “Terrible wickedness.” There is no other way to define it. To ruin the holiday for women and girls who came to the screening in segregation just because it doesn’t suit you.’

    “Hotam” organization: “In the hate crime that happened in Dizengoff Square on Yom Kippur, they said that what bothers them is a partition in the public space that prevents freedom of movement.
    Now they also let men into a girls’ event inside a closed compound where no one goes through.
    The communist left is trying to impose secular coercion and all the talk of rights is just a mask.
    We must not succumb to this auto-anti-Semitism.”

    The former IDF spokesman and one who is identified with the left, Avi Benyahu, harshly attacked: “Protest activists who come to events in the segregation of religious women and blow them up cause me to seep in and worry. This is an ethical, moral and human error and also stupidity that harms the protest and undermines the possibility that we will be able to live here Together. If someone is looking for high-quality raw materials for a civil war, he will find them here much more than reform.”

    Alon Ronen from the social network X identifies a pattern of action in a report by a Haaretz newspaper reporter: “Mountains of words were poured out about the essence, but I think the essence is not the event, the event is the persona who brought it up: not for the first time, Yael Fridson (the journalistic persona (it is possible that when in person, as a private person, is with a whole heart)) reveals extraordinary opacity and wickedness. It’s time for such evil and opaque journalists to be publicly denounced.”

    #2229006
    Things
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    A disturbing report on protests against Yom Kippur prayers

    A report by the Religious Council in Tel Aviv reveals that protests against the prayer were also held in minyanim without a partition.

    Channel 7, 18th in Tishrei 5784. 3.10.23
    A report by the Religious Council in Tel Aviv reveals severe disturbances in 18 minyans in the city during Yom Kippur, including prayers that received permission from the municipality.

    According to the report, 500 people participated in the riots, and they included, among other things, entering the cantor’s position wearing a bathing suit, chanting “na…”, women sitting next to the men and vice versa in the minyans without a partition.

    For example, in a synagogue in Ramat Aviv III, protesters destroyed a partition that was built according to a permit given to the collectors.

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