There are things that there cannot be an argument about. Decisions of our courts must be respected. There is place for everyone in our public sphere. And yes, that also includes place for our shared Jewish tradition. Anyone who degrades and curses religious Jews is not protecting the character of Tel Aviv as a liberal and free city. The opposite. They are not removing the mechitzas but raising walls between the different parts of the nation.
To my friends fighting with me shoulder to shoulder to protect the democratic governance of Israel I say: Do not be enticed to turn the protest into an effort against religion, Jewish tradition or our rights over the Land of Israel. They will fail. There will not be a civil war.
-- MK Gideon Saar (Hamachaneh Hamamlachti)
the only decent response I have seen
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Notice that he doesn't mention his own boss, Ganz, whose reaction was almost as disgusting as Lapid's. Notice how he very nicely implies that Lapid's disgusting reaction was more surprising than those from the right. Notice he doesn't mention his colleague Kahana's disgusting reaction. Politics really makes these people go mad. Sa'ar was the leader in the fight *for* judicial reform before he "grew".
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