Diaspora clause in nation-state bill called ‘patronizing’
While the controversial Diaspora clause would not limit the government’s ability to educate Israeli citizens about the Jewish world abroad, it could potentially impact the advancement of pluralism.
Jerry Silverman standing at the Western Wall. (photo credit: MARC ISRAEL SELLEM/THE JERUSALEM POST)ByJEREMY SHARON, GIL HOFFMANUpdated: