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Israel to allow trans people gender recognition without surgery


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Israeli officials have announced plans to change the nation’s gender recognition laws to allow trans people to change gender on official documents without the need of invasive surgery.

Israel’s Interior Ministry announced Israel’s transgender citizens will now be allowed to change their gender assignation on ID cards without having gender reassignment surgery.

Isreali newspaper, Haaretz, reports the decision was made to change the law following meetings between the Deputy Attorney General Dina Zilber and officials from the Interior, Health and Justice Ministries.

 

http://gaynewsnetwork.com.au/news/world/israel-to-allow-trans-people-gender-recognition-without-surgery-16275.html

 

Slay Israel :legend: Most openminded country in Middle East :gaga:

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Wait so a man can just say "I'm female" and they gotta recognize it? Or is there some doctor exam to check s/he is telling the truth?

"I am the world's greatest person that does not want to let people into the country."—US President Donald J. Trump
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SychosSoChic

Israel is really making strides with the LGBT community :excited2:  happy for all trans citizens there  :worship:

Life ain't Hollywood for any one of us.
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Wait so a man can just say "I'm female" and they gotta recognize it? Or is there some doctor exam to check s/he is telling the truth?

I know you didn't mean to sound transphobic, but what you said it was. There is no ''man'' that says ''I'm female''. There is a transgender woman who is coming out. And there is no need for doctor examination, trans people know what they are and what they are feeling.

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RAMROD

YAAAAAS!

Israel always progressive!! :applause:

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Isn't Israel highly homophobic and hateful? i don't get it someone explain

No, it isn't by far. 

It's the most open minded country in the Middle East. And Tel Aviv is like one of the gayest cities in the world. 

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