Russians In Israel Advised Not To Say ‘Schmuck’ Or Get Drunk
Posted on March 27, 2017
TEL AVIV – Russian tourists visiting Israel have been requested to refrain from using slurs like “schmuck” and from getting drunk, a new directive from the country’s foreign ministry states.
Russians In Israel Advised Not To Say ‘Schmuck’ Or Get Drunk
Posted on March 27, 2017
TEL AVIV – Russian tourists visiting Israel have been requested to refrain from using slurs like “schmuck” and from getting drunk, a new directive from the country’s foreign ministry states.
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