President Isaac Herzog Clears Criminal Record of Former Soldier Elor Azaria
President Isaac Herzog has approved Elor Azaria’s request to clear the remainder of his criminal record, nearly a decade after the former Israeli soldier was convicted of…
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President Isaac Herzog has approved Elor Azaria’s request to clear the remainder of his criminal record, nearly a decade after the former Israeli soldier was convicted of…
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