The dazzling light of the sun slowly fades. An almost hidden stairwell, at the side of a respectable-looking but colorless building on a busy street in central Tel Aviv, leads down to a cellar. I knock on the door. The lens of a tiny camera, inserted in the wall, flashes phosphorescent green. I am being scanned by closed-circuit television.
A door buzzes and opens. A young woman...
- By Vittorio Antonio
- 14 Oct 2012
- 04:25AM
The depth of the prostitution problem in Israel tarnishes the Jewishness of the state. The way to eradicate the problem is to arrest and fine the Johns. Also a rogues gallery of the arrested Johns could be posted in the newspapers or on the internet. Israeli social services should not be so stingy when it comes to providing material support to broken families or to single mothers.
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