Israel is not bound by the same laws as other nations
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- Hanoch Milwidsky independent hedged
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- Israel is not bound by the same laws as other nations
Hanoch Milwidsky, a Likud member of Israel’s Knesset, openly argued that Israel is not bound by the same laws as other nations, invoking a supposed divine calling and Jewish “distinctiveness” to justify exceptional treatment.
Hanoch Milwidsky, a Likud member of Israel’s Knesset, openly argued that Israel is not bound by the same laws as other nations, invoking a supposed divine calling and Jewish “distinctiveness” to justify exceptional treatment.
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Origin: extracted from Hanoch Milwidsky, a Likud member of Israel’s Knesset, openly argued that Israel is not bound by the same laws as other nations, invoking a supposed divine calling and Jewish “distinctiveness” to justify exceptional treatment. · 2026-09-19 16:39