Transgender activists have shut down a book event in Tel Aviv, Israel, next week by Abigail Shrier, whose Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters (2020), has been translated into Hebrew.
Transgender activists have shut down a book event in Tel Aviv, Israel, next week by Abigail Shrier, whoseSella Meir and the Tel Aviv International Salon planned a book launch for Shrier for her to advise parents on what to do if their teen daughters say they are transgender. The event was planned to take place at the glass-windowed strip club-turned-event space overlooking the beach, run by the organization Social Space, for next Sunday, until the publishing house’s owner.
Shrier’s book, based on intensive research and interviews , argues that the growth of transgenderism among teenage girls is a social phenomenon and not a medical one. She also documents the degree to which parents are being kept from knowing about their children’s gender “transitions,” and the long-term effects of related drugs and surgery.
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