18 Mar '19 07:03>
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-47524518
Hell yeah. That’s a super-hero flick I’d definately go see.
I just want to applaud Gadot and Sela on standing up against racism!
Do you agree that this is good news from the Israel election front?
Excerpts from 2 BBC articles:
Israel's Supreme Court has disqualified the leader of the far-right Jewish Power party, Michael Ben-Ari, from next month's elections.
In doing so, it overturned an earlier decision by the electoral committee.
And:
The court also reinstated Israeli Arab parties previously banned from contesting the 9 April poll.
And:
Wonder Woman star Gal Gadot has become embroiled in a row with Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the status of the country's Arab minority.
"Love your neighbour as yourself," the Israeli actress said, amid wrangling over the role of Israeli Arab parties in upcoming polls.
Mr Netanyahu caused a stir when he said Israel "was not a state of all its citizens", referring to Arabs who make up 20% of its population.
He cited a "nation-state" law.
The legislation sparked controversy last year.
The spat began on Saturday, when Israeli actress and TV presenter Rotem Sela challenged comments made by Culture Minister Miri Regev in a TV interview about the role of Arab parties in the 9 April general election.
Ms Regev repeated a warning by her and Mr Netanyahu's right-wing Likud party that voters should not choose its main rivals because they might form a governing coalition that included Arab MPs.
"What is the problem with the Arabs?" Sela questioned in an Instagram story.
"When the hell will someone in this government convey to the public that Israel is a state of all its citizens and that all people were created equal, and that even the Arabs and the Druze and the LGBTs and - shock - the leftists are human."
Hell yeah. That’s a super-hero flick I’d definately go see.
I just want to applaud Gadot and Sela on standing up against racism!
Do you agree that this is good news from the Israel election front?
Excerpts from 2 BBC articles:
Israel's Supreme Court has disqualified the leader of the far-right Jewish Power party, Michael Ben-Ari, from next month's elections.
In doing so, it overturned an earlier decision by the electoral committee.
And:
The court also reinstated Israeli Arab parties previously banned from contesting the 9 April poll.
And:
Wonder Woman star Gal Gadot has become embroiled in a row with Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the status of the country's Arab minority.
"Love your neighbour as yourself," the Israeli actress said, amid wrangling over the role of Israeli Arab parties in upcoming polls.
Mr Netanyahu caused a stir when he said Israel "was not a state of all its citizens", referring to Arabs who make up 20% of its population.
He cited a "nation-state" law.
The legislation sparked controversy last year.
The spat began on Saturday, when Israeli actress and TV presenter Rotem Sela challenged comments made by Culture Minister Miri Regev in a TV interview about the role of Arab parties in the 9 April general election.
Ms Regev repeated a warning by her and Mr Netanyahu's right-wing Likud party that voters should not choose its main rivals because they might form a governing coalition that included Arab MPs.
"What is the problem with the Arabs?" Sela questioned in an Instagram story.
"When the hell will someone in this government convey to the public that Israel is a state of all its citizens and that all people were created equal, and that even the Arabs and the Druze and the LGBTs and - shock - the leftists are human."