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Israeli Minister Says Doctors Should Be Allowed To Refuse LGBT Patients
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On December 25th, in a radio interview, Israeli politician and incoming minister, Orit Strook, suggested that Israeli doctors should be allowed to refuse treatment to LGBTQ patients. Strook, representative of a religious Zionist party, said that her party is in favor of an amendment to an anti-discrimination law that would allow service providers to deny their services if their religious beliefs are violated. Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel, has deemed Strook's remarks "unacceptable." He has denied that his newly formed government, which includes Strook’s party, will cause any problems for the LGBTQ community. After receiving backlash for her comments, she tweeted that she had been referring to types of medical procedures that would be religiously questionable, not explicitly targeting the LGBTQ community. Executive Director of Jerusalem Open House for Pride and Tolerance, Alon Shachar, stated, "If these ideas materialize and become reality in deeds, they will affect not only the gay community but all Israeli society."
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Israeli Minister Says Doctors Should Be Allowed to Refuse LGBT Patients
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