During a hearing at the High Court of Justice, a representative from Yeshiva spoke out against conscription, stating that it would harm the religious freedom of the ultra-Orthodox community. Meanwhile, Hezbollah made three dramatic moves, prompting the IDF to work towards a response.
In addition to discussing the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, Scala, a politician from the Faroe Islands and a member of the Danish Parliament, highlighted the impact of social media in shaping political opinions based on impulse rather than knowledge. He also emphasized the need for empathy towards the frustrations of the Palestinian people and called for holding those in power accountable for their actions.
Scala discussed writer Salman Rushdie and his experiences facing threats from Iran in 1989. He also mentioned Hamas’ use of religious verses to support their goals of eliminating Israel and killing all Jews. Scala expressed agreement with Denmark’s call for an end to the war while cautioning against anti-Semitic sentiments and advocating for a peaceful resolution.
His speech was unique as he likened Israel to Salman Rushdie, symbolizing a country constantly on the move and facing challenges. In conclusion, Scala emphasized that it is essential to have a deeper understanding of
