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Wednesday is Private Bills Day, and today comes up for discussion of the Religious Zionism bill that would ban the return of terrorist bodies to prevent mass funerals in which incitement is heard, and as a means of pressure on potential terrorists who knew they would not receive one of Islam’s commandments.
The Likud is campaigning on the coalition’s head, following a vote on the Dimensions for Education Law: “Today we will support the Religious Zionism bill to prevent the return of terrorist bodies. An important step in the fight against terrorism. A step that will deter mass funerals And tombs that become centers of pilgrimage for the sanctification of “martyrs,” the Likud statement said.
“We call on coalition leaders to put politics aside, take responsibility and join hands in the fight against terrorism.” In a personal call similar to the calls made by the ministers to the opposition, they write: “Naftali, Yair, Benny, Gideon and Yvette: Just as in support of IDF soldiers, in the fight against terrorism there is no coalition and no opposition. You have supported this in the past and even submitted similar bills. The people of Israel and the bereaved families expect you to support this law to prevent the next attack and they will not forgive you if you do a little politics on the backs of the citizens of Israel. “
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