The country is on fire. Luxury hair salons.

(1)It’s like a fancy hair salon.

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(3)I’m embarrassed.

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(3)The Prime Minister’s Wife Visits the Luxury Beauty Salon… the anger of the protesters

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(3)The country is on fire, and the Prime Minister’s wife Sarah has her hair on.

(1)a disturbance in the rescue of the Prime Minister’s wife
(2)Anti-government protests spread over bill to neutralize judiciary

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(3)We must maintain democracy.
(4)What they’re trying to do is destroy democracy.

(1)Israel opposes Netanyahu’s judicial reform.
(2)There’s been a massive demonstration going on.
(3)In this situation, the prime minister’s wife went to a luxurious hair salon and was surrounded by protesters, leading to police being dispatched.

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(2)The country is on fire, and the Prime Minister’s wife Sarah has her hair on.
(3)Netanyahu, who succeeded in regaining power at the end of last year, has drawn backlash by announcing a judicial reform plan that would cripple the Supreme Court.
(4)Because it’s interpreted as an intention to prevent investigations and trials of his corruption allegations in advance.

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(6)There are no applicants for the prime minister’s private jet by the deadline for the state-run airline, El Al.
(7)Air Force reserve pilots will also think about democracy and national integration refusing daily training.
(8)Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has banned resale and DB of EPA joint news data.

(1)The recent boycott of the prime minister’s private jet by pilots is Netta.
(2)The move appears to be a backlash against the government’s push for legislation to neutralize the judiciary.
(3)The legislation, in the name of judicial reform, focused on preventing the Supreme Court from barring parliamentary legislation against Israel’s soft constitution, the Basic Law, and allowing the ruling party to control the committee in charge of judicial personnel.
(4)Israeli opposition parties and legal civic groups called it a judicial coup and continued weekend protests in major cities for nine consecutive weeks. Up to 300,000 people participated in the rally on the 4th.