Banning elected members of the Israeli Cabinet – especially during a time of war – sends a clear and, to many, deeply concerning message about where our government’s allegiances lie.
It’s worth noting that democracies typically support dialogue and engagement, not censorship of elected officials.
Do we want a country governed by economic theories, political slogans and ideological loyalty? Or do we want one governed by practical experience, financial competence, compassion and a genuine understanding of the people who live here?
The media have every right to question our politicians. But the public has every right to question the media.
The mainstream media are the hindrance to maintaining an open and well-adjusted society.
Do we want a country governed by economic theories, political slogans and ideological loyalty? Or do we want one governed by practical experience, financial competence, compassion and a genuine understanding of the people who live here?
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An investigation into the allegations is under way, with more information to come once the situation has been reviewed.
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