Avi Maoz should return to post he left
Knesset member Maoz, who recently quit the deputy post he had in the government because he wasn't getting the powers he wanted, has announced he may return, now that there's a possibility he will, and the Times of Israel sure doesn't seem happy about it:
So based on whether he's resuming the deputy role in a way where he can protect children's dignity from LGBT abuse, that's why I'm in favor of his returning. I do wonder though, if he realizes that religion's got some blame to shoulder for causing homosexuality? No joke. Based on what I've studied about both Islam and ultra-Orthodox customs, in example, that's why I've long become suspicious religion has some accountability for creating golems, and in this modern age, we're seeing the catastrophic results.
Far-right MK Avi Maoz, the head of the one-man, anti-LGBTQ Noam party, may soon take back his role as deputy minister in the Prime Minister’s Office in charge of a “Jewish identity” unit, nearly two months after he quit the government in protest of the promised authority not being granted to him by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.Well depending what issues are involved, I hope he does. But again, this shoddy leftist-owned news site is continuing its smear tactics:
Maoz told the Kikar HaShabbat Haredi news site on Monday that “in the coming few weeks, it is possible that I will return to my post, with all the powers” he was promised.
“There are negotiations, and they have advanced quite a bit, to my satisfaction. We still need to finalize some details… and I very much hope this will work out and I’ll return to my role,” he said in brief remarks.
The MK, an outspoken homophobe who has made misogynistic statements about women’s role in society and non-Orthodox streams of Judaism, was also slated, as part of the coalition deal, to be given control over an Education Ministry department that oversees external programming vendors for public schools. The appointment was met with outrage by opposition lawmaerks, parents, and some local authorities. That unit currently remains under the purview of the Education Ministry.I notice they don't specify what exactly he said that's allegedly demeaning to women. If he's against women having to serve in army combat units, that's hardly the worst thing that could be said. What would be dismaying is if he were the kind of ideologue who believes women should only dress modestly, a term that's become awfully overused, and is extremely tiresome and repellent to hear. But they haven't made anything clear, and that's just plain wrong. All that aside, "homophobe" should be a badge of honor.
So based on whether he's resuming the deputy role in a way where he can protect children's dignity from LGBT abuse, that's why I'm in favor of his returning. I do wonder though, if he realizes that religion's got some blame to shoulder for causing homosexuality? No joke. Based on what I've studied about both Islam and ultra-Orthodox customs, in example, that's why I've long become suspicious religion has some accountability for creating golems, and in this modern age, we're seeing the catastrophic results.
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