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mise, the prime minister received
a high-level Reform and Conser-
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politicians were drafted to ex-
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levers of patronage.
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23 of the ruling coalition's 66
Knesset seats, Mr. Netanyahu
cannot ignore them. Their de-
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On their side, Reform and
Conservative resistance was re-
inforced by vicious haredi attacks
on non-Orthodox worshippers
reading the Torah at the West-
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spat upon, pelted with rocks and
bags of excrement, and de-
nounced as "Nazis." The police
asked them to leave because they
could not guarantee their safety.
In an editorial headlined "One
Wall, One People," the Jerusalem
Post countered that if anyone had
"no reason" to be where he is it
was Miller, who "as a represen-
tative of the city of Jerusalem,
cannot treat a sizable portion of
world Jewry as illegitimate."
The English-language daily
added: "The Western Wall is not
a private preserve of one branch
of the Jewish people, particular-
ly a branch that does not fully ac-
cept the legitimacy of the Jewish
state in which it lives and flour-
ishes." ❑

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