Marcos Israel questions it, assembly after assembly, not because of what he says, but because he is who he is,” said B’nai B’rith this week in a public statement. “You can agree or not with his positions; what can’t happen is that his Jewish identity is, in itself, the motive for the attack,” the letter adds, in which it says that Israel “was insulted” during the last National Assembly on Human Rights, on Friday 28, in Maldonado. The statement w…
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Marcos Israel questions it, assembly after assembly, not because of what he says, but because he is who he is,” said B’nai B’rith this week in a public statement. “You can agree or not with his positions; what can’t happen is that his Jewish identity is, in itself, the motive for the attack,” the letter adds, in which it says that Israel “was insulted” during the last National Assembly on Human Rights, on Friday 28, in Maldonado. The statement w…