Saturday 23 November, 2024

Israeli road rage takes an unexpected twist

There’s been a change of heart.

WE ALL GET angry on the roads, but usually we just stay safely inside the car, swearing loudly and slamming on the wheel.

No, just us?

Well, they do things a little different in Israel, as evident with this unexpected moment between two motorists.

Mo Alassiri

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Israeli road rage takes an unexpected twist

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