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31. The post at No. 24 is very definitely ...
| Sarah B , |
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.... mine
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32. #24 is not mine
| Sarah B. , |
USA/Israel |
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33. #28 ORA
| Michael , |
Haifa |
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Are foreign guests in need of scented candles in order to love Israel ?
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Considering that the average Israeli cannot afford such luxuries, the PM should not be indulging, we have economic problems and this is not OK.
Having said that, compared to most PM's, Bibi is not that well off, but due to economic hardship in Israel, this is not acceptable.
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35. Ora - entertaining for Israel???
| Taxpayer , |
Hod Hasharon |
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Ora get a handle on it - the stench rises to the heavens and even 80,000 Shekels worth of water won't wash it away.
You of all people should get it - a pig eating at a trough is not kosher
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36. #32 is not mine, #31 is definitely mine...
| Sarah B , |
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37. #4
| Madeleine , |
Israel |
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I think you're getting a bit mixed up, lady.
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38. Is Now a Good Time For This?
| DemocracyRules , |
Canada |
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Just a short time after Netanyahu declares he "Won't shut up" about the Iran deal, suddenly this pops up. Why now? Is this the best time to be asking about Bibi's water bill? Israel routinely investigates her prime ministers in the middle of a crisis. Some are later found guilty, most are not. If Bibi spent too much on candles, prosecute him later. He won't go away. After he's out of power he can be sent directly to jail. That is, if he actually did anything wrong.
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