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Minister Michaeli told she’s not welcome to pay condolence call to family of Elad terror victim
Transportation Minister Merav Michaeli in Tel Aviv, on February 22, 2022. (Avshalom sassoni/Flash90)
The family of one of the Israelis killed in last week’s Elad terror attack told Transportation Minister Merav Michaeli that she was not welcome to pay a condolence call, Channel 12 reports.
Michaeli’s office says in a statement that the minister was told Boaz Gol’s family didn’t want any politicians coming by. However, the past several days have seen visits from right-wing lawmakers, including Yamina MK Abir Kara and Likud MK Yoav Gallant.
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