Wikipedia's first sentence called it “public figure and prominent leader of the israeli gay”. Today it says “former leader of the israeli lgbt community”.
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The opening as it read in 2020
Pinkas (born 1973) is a leader of the Israeli gay , lesbian , bisexual and transsexual community ( LGBT ).1Pinkas served as chairman of the national LGBT association in Israel and was a member of the Tel Aviv -Jaffa City Council and advises the mayor on LGBT affairs.2Pinkas is an active council member of the Tel Aviv Jaffa municipality (representing the Meretz Party ) and serves as the Chair of the city's tenders committee and responsible for the Operations Division. Pinkas also chairs the municipality's steering committee for the Ayalon capping. In his profession, Pinkas is a risk management expert, specializing in environment and infrastructures.3
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The opening as it stood in 2010
Pinkas (born 1973 ) is a public figure and prominent leader of the Israeli gay , lesbian , bisexual and transsexual community ( LGBT ). Pinkas served as chair of the national LGBT association in Israel and today is a member of the Tel Aviv -Jaffa City Council. He also serves as a counselor to the mayor of Tel Aviv regarding LGBT affairs. Since January 2004, he has served as the chairperson of the board for the Dan Region Association of Towns for Environmental Issues & Sewage. Pinkas is also currently active in the Labor Party .
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Pinkas (born 1973) is a leader of the Israeli gay , lesbian , bisexual and transsexual community ( LGBT ). Pinkas served as chairman of the national LGBT association in Israel and was a member of the Tel Aviv -Jaffa City Council and advises the mayor on LGBT affairs.Between 2004 and 2008 Pinkas served as board chairman for the Dan Region Association of Towns for Environmental Issues & Sewage.The last few years Pinkas is involved in the infrastructure consultancy business and is chairman of several public corporations.
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Pinkas Arad (born 1973) was a leader of the Israeli LGBT community. Pinkas served as chairman of the national LGBT association in Israel and was a member of the Tel Aviv-Yafo City Council and advises the mayor on LGBT affairs. Pinkas resigned from the Merez political party and his advisory role at the Tel Aviv Municipality in November 2021 following allegations that he forced himself upon a former partner and two teenagers, members of IGI, the israeli gay youth organization.
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Pinkas Arad ( Hebrew : איתי פנקס ארד ; born 1973) is a former leader of the Israeli LGBT community. Pinkas served as chairman of the national LGBT association in Israel and was a member of the Tel Aviv-Yafo City Council and advised the mayor on LGBT affairs. Pinkas resigned from the Merez political party and his advisory role at the Tel Aviv Municipality in November 2021 following allegations that he forced himself upon a former partner and two teenagers, members of IGI, the Israeli gay youth organization.
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Wikipedia's first sentence called it “public figure and prominent leader of the israeli gay”. Today it says “former leader of the israeli lgbt community”. Read the current article and compare.
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public figure and prominent leader of the israeli gay
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former leader of the israeli lgbt community
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