Holy Smoke

Israel may be making moves towards marijuana decriminalization. It appears that the Israeli Green Leaf party (Ale Yarok), whose platform essentially boils down to getting both Israelis and Palestinians high and hoping they’ll mellow out (kidding, kidding), may actually land itself a seat in the Knesset. It’s probably the most sensible thing to be done in 20 years, come to think of it. More on this subject in The Village Voice and The New York Times.

Be on the lookout for our forthcoming feature on Jews & Drugs, due later this year.

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2 Responses to “Holy Smoke”

  1. hey, anything that helps them chill the fuck out over there is okay in my book.


    aph · January 23rd, 2003 at 10:43 pm
  2. i think that they were robbed. rumours abound about green leaf party ballots disapearing.


    harry · February 11th, 2003 at 1:12 pm

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