This is the second such incident in less than a week.

The survey was conducted over the phone, with 500 Israelis being questioned to represent the Israeli public with an error margin of 4.5%±.

“I don’t think reminding Jews in #Israel that the Nazis were a strict or precise bunch is going to win you more fans IMHO,” Joshua Hasten said.

While there was originally no official announcement, after participants inquired, they discovered that they would not be able to bring Israeli flags or related national symbols to the march.

"Shtayyeh is wrong," Greenblatt tweeted. "The Palestinian Authority isn't 'in a collapsing situation.'"

“The State of Israel is not Iran and it is the right of every person to demonstrate in front of the Gay Pride Parade - even if the police do not like it,” Moshiko Ben Zikri’s lawyer said.

Channel 12 reported that a senior member of UTJ vowed that the party “will not allow Ohana become permanent justice minister.”

Liberman did not rule out the possibility that he would run in the September 17 election as a prime ministerial candidate.