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Yisrael Beytenu newbie panned for anti-Arab Facebook posts
A fresh-faced candidate for the Yisrael Beytenu party list was panned on Monday evening for several questionable posts on her Facebook profile, hours after the party slate was unveiled. Shira Mistriel, 24, quickly came under fire after being announced as the 10th candidate on the party list, after journalists and activists turned up a number of juvenile and anti-Arab comments. Mistriel, the head of the student union at Ariel University, is a new addition to the Yisrael Beytenu lineup.
Israel to allow sex changes on ID card without surgery
Israel’s Interior Ministry will allow citizens to change the gender designation on their national identity cards without having a sex-change operation. The decision comes after Israel’s Supreme Court ordered the ministry to change the gender designation from male to female on the identity cards of two citizens, Haaretz reported. They had been allowed to change their names prior to the court’s intervention.
Four arrested in Rahat anti-police protests
Four young men were arrested Monday night for allegedly taking part in anti-police riots in the southern Bedouin town of Rahat, a day after a funeral turned violent, leaving one man dead. Several dozen local youth threw stones at police vehicles and at the city’s police station following the funeral of Samy al-Ziadne, one of two Rahat residents who died in recent days in clashes with police.
Anti-Muslim incidents soar in France in wake of Paris attacks
PARIS — The number of anti-Muslim incidents in France has soared since the Islamist attacks in Paris two weeks ago, an organization that tracks Islamophobia said Monday. The National Observatory Against Islamophobia said 116 anti-Muslim incidents had been reported to authorities since the January 7-9 shooting spree by three French jihadists that killed 17.
Canadian FM says Palestinians made 'huge mistake' in ICC bid
Canada’s Foreign Minister John Baird said Monday the Palestinians “made a huge mistake” by pursuing war crimes charges against Israel at the International Criminal Court. Meanwhile, also on Monday, Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe held talks with top Israeli officials in Jerusalem in a bid to deepen economic cooperation, while also bringing a tough message on peace. Baird met Monday with Israeli officials as part of his five-day visit to the region.
Iran protesters chant 'Death to France' over cartoon
More than 2,000 Iranians protested Monday outside the French embassy in Tehran, chanting “Death to France” and urging the ambassador be expelled because of a cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad. The demonstration was in response to French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo’s use of the cartoon in an edition published a week after 12 people were killed by Islamist gunmen at its Paris offices.
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