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A 25-year-old practicing unity activist in Haifa captured the world's attention recently after her mosaic in Jerusalem's Hatikva Cemetery was spray-painted with hate speech last weekend.
Anna Hazan, a name believed to be a tribute to the female SE letter from the campus of New York University, was horrified to learn of the contents of the graffiti.
Why did I even feel triggered to the place that I am at? I couldn't make sense—it just took me so much more up in my heart. - Anna Hazan
"Why did I even feel triggered to the place that I am at?" said Hazan at an event marking an LGBT Pride month commemorations on Sunday.
Telling Hazan: 'There are a lot of things that we are not happy with today. And we are going to hold our feelings and we are going to stay secret and we think that it will stay secret—so will we only try and live our life in obscurity because of this hate that some people have and keep it as a secret.
Anna Hazan, 25. Nathaniel Epstein
"It's not okay."
Hazan said that her written complaints from the past year on the issue of homophobia at Hadassah Hausheng Hospital in Jerusalem focused on the hospital's policies for on-the-job safety. Most affect its employees in matters of health, including the sexual orientation and gender identity, while others include exclusion of LGBT patients.
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Despite the waves of story-breaking headlines globally about incidents involving LGBT people in Israel, the language surrounding hate crimes has systematically remained simple — anti-gay, or rather anti-gay-friendly, statements have been featured prominently.
Hazan from the dock in the Jackson Tyagi Magistrate's Court after her brush with the law. Photo while of Ariel Ariel
She says that language cannot be justified or condoned, instead saying it's time for a change, and said that her simple mosaic memorial has been deliberately put under the microscope to highlight the hateful nature of this harmful trend.
Hazan said not only the death of her boyfriend and alleged abuse, but also her whole life
A 25-year-old practicing unity activist in Haifa captured the world's attention recently after her mosaic in Jerusalem's Hatikva Cemetery was spray-painted with hate speech last weekend.
Anna Hazan, a name believed to be a tribute to the female SE letter from the campus of New York University, was horrified to learn of the contents of the graffiti.
Why did I even feel triggered to the place that I am at? I couldn't make sense—it just took me so much more up in my heart. - Anna Hazan
"Why did I even feel triggered to the place that I am at?" said Hazan at an event marking an LGBT Pride month commemorations on Sunday.
Telling Hazan: 'There are a lot of things that we are not happy with today. And we are going to hold our feelings and we are going to stay secret and we think that it will stay secret—so will we only try and live our life in obscurity because of this hate that some people have and keep it as a secret.
Anna Hazan, 25. Nathaniel Epstein
"It's not okay."
Hazan said that her written complaints from the past year on the issue of homophobia at Hadassah Hausheng Hospital in Jerusalem focused on the hospital's policies for on-the-job safety. Most affect its employees in matters of health, including the sexual orientation and gender identity, while others include exclusion of LGBT patients.
Get The Times of Israel's Daily Edition by email and never miss our top stories Free Sign Up
Despite the waves of story-breaking headlines globally about incidents involving LGBT people in Israel, the language surrounding hate crimes has systematically remained simple — anti-gay, or rather anti-gay-friendly, statements have been featured prominently.
Hazan from the dock in the Jackson Tyagi Magistrate's Court after her brush with the law. Photo while of Ariel Ariel
She says that language cannot be justified or condoned, instead saying it's time for a change, and said that her simple mosaic memorial has been deliberately put under the microscope to highlight the hateful nature of this harmful trend.
Hazan said not only the death of her boyfriend and alleged abuse, but also her whole life
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