Lieberman demands to cancel the event "not for hatred, yes for unity", whose initiative translates Russian party propaganda into Hebrew • Her lawyer: "Making political capital out of hatred"

• Chairman of Israel Beitano, Avigdor Lieberman // Photo: Oren Ben Hakun

After trying to hurt Natalia Rothenberg for a living, Israelis are trying to prevent a USSR conference from going against the party's anti-Semitic campaign. As published in "Israel Today," since Rothenberg began exposing Israel our home in Russian language to the Israeli public The "Danger From Our Home" website, which translates the propaganda material directed to the Russian public into Hebrew, Rotenberg is under attack from the Israel House of Our Party.

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At the beginning of the week, a complaint was filed against the police demanding that the site be closed, and now a request was made to cancel the event "Not for hatred, yes for unity!" Schrotenberg is one of its organizers. In the letter of warning, Israel Beitano's attorneys write: "It seems that the planned event is just another component of an organized and organized array of anonymous propaganda against our network, carried out by you for an interested party." The attorneys also add that "the event, the invitation to the event and the Internet system described together and separately In the end, the lawyers threaten that if Natalia does not respond to their demand, they will consider turning to the Central Election Commission against her.

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In a response letter sent by Attorney Yitzhak Bam, representing Natalia, he stated that "The conference carried by your letter is an apolitical conference designed to discuss the rise of anti-Semitic manifestations in Israel. Indeed, I understand that on the head of your network, its chairman is positioning himself as an anti-Semitic propagandist making a political fortune for inflicting hatred on the religious and ultra-Orthodox Jewish public, the hat is burning. In this case, however, the hat is burning in vain - the conference is meant to discuss the rise of anti-Semitic expressions in Israel and its purpose is not to persuade or call for a particular party, or to refrain from supporting a particular party. Therefore, the conference is not an election propaganda and does not constitute an election activity. "

Advocate Bam adds: "To make sure that these are indeed the content of the conference, I suggest that the heads of your network come to him. Perhaps this will persuade them to stop trying to make political fortune by expressing hatred of Jewish religion and its believers. "

Finally, the attorney ends the response letter "It seems that your network is trying to intimidate Ms. Rotenberg while threatening her with idle procedures and everything in order to silence her. Indeed, my client's remarks may be unpleasant to MK Lieberman and his friends, but their posture - they will not be able to silence Ms. Rotenberg. As for the threat to appeal to the Election Commission - I am still awaiting an appeal to the Election Commission in your previous letter, because it is with Marshal. This is a word. "

Adv. Yitzhak Bam, representing Natalia Messer in response: "On Lieberman's head is burning anti-Semitism hat. The conference scheduled for tomorrow is intended to discuss the rise of anti-Semitic expressions in Israel - Lieberman and his party are not the issue. If Lieberman thinks criticism of the expression of anti-Semitism concerns him - he should try to deal with it and repel it instead of keeping his mouth shut. "

Natalia Rotenberg commented: '' Lieberman never stops bothering me. After filing a blank complaint against the police, demanding an attorney to download my site, he demands to cancel the anti-Semitism conference at 6:30 pm on 8 Summit St. in Jerusalem. I will continue to fight against Russian anti-Semitism that is rooted in my favorite and most important state of Israel. "

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Remember, the site, entitled "Danger from Our Home," shows Hebrew translations of the Israel House campaign in the sector. The fight escalated when the party filed a police complaint against one of the site's activities, claiming it "serves as a basis for distributing false and anonymous propaganda against Israel our home, including through bots."

Natalia Rotenberg, a veteran immigrant who was reluctant to immigrate in the 1980s, is one of the site's developers. The complaint filed by the police party against her. "We started to act because we felt Lieberman hit our life's work," she explained. "We came here to a Jewish state that is supposed to be a paradise without anti-Semitism. .

The site claims that the propaganda conducted by Israel Betinu in Russian "is radically different from that in Hebrew. This propaganda is directed at the same marginalized Russian society, with the intention of inciting dark instincts and turning them into extremist anti-Semitic opinions."

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