Knesset Speaker apologizes to hospitalized victim of Jerusalem 'lynch'

Visiting Jamal Julani, MK Reuven Rivlin says incident is 'unreasonable and outrageous' and calls on public leaders, educators to take responsibility.

By Jonathan Lis | 18:43 23.08.12 |

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Knesset Speaker Reuven Rivlin visited Wednesday the hospitalized victim of last Friday's attempted lynch in Jerusalem, offering an apology on behalf of the state of Israel.

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EDUCATED CHILONIM LYNCH.......
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- 24 Aug 2012
- 02:59PM
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Reality
- By Steve Beikirch
- 24 Aug 2012
- 02:42PM
Israeli's like Mr. Rivlin don't live in the State of Israel, they live a state of denial. He blames the problem on inadequate education. The exact opposite is true. Israeli kids have been indoctrinated with the racist, supremacist ideology of Zionism. That has been their education. Rivlin, spare us the b.s.
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Then, let's seen some NEVER AGAIN in Israel, too!
- By Melissa
- 23 Aug 2012
- 08:11PM
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Rivlin's visit
- By Brazilian gal
- 23 Aug 2012
- 08:03PM
Gives me some hope that someone is taking responsibility in name of the government but the other hand, shows the inmense job ahead, unify the school system, with a sole curriculum, reintroduce values and tolerance.... in brief, to change the game of push & shove ( & blows) that caractetizes our lives here. What's next Mr. Rivlin, we want to see policy following the photo op!
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