a dog's death. Roads are not poor people's private property. I was homeless for a year, but I never slept on the road."

He tweeted a few more times to get his point through, just in case people hadn't understood where he was coming from.

Never mind the fact that he basically just called all homeless people 'dogs'.

But he wasn't the only one to bring up the 'pavements' issue. Earlier, jewellery designer Farah Khan Ali, who is Salman's friend, blamed the government for not providing housing to people. She also likened the incident, in which Salman Khan's Land Cruiser ran over people sleeping on a footpath (killing one in the process), to a person crossing railway tracks and the train driver getting penalised for it.

It's like penalising a train driverthat we are worthy of the trust of the banking system and that the attempt to close our bank account was wrong.”

Final Chapter in Bits of Gold vs. Leumi Saga?

In 2015, Bank Leumi decided to close the account of Bits of Gold, which is legally licensed as a currency changer business, only because it deals in cryptocurrency. The exchange turned to the courts and for several years kept working thanks to an injunction while awaiting a final verdict. In 2017, the Tel Aviv District Court authorized the bank to disallow Bits of Gold from trading in bitcoin, and the company appealed this decision to the Israeli Supreme Court which issued a temporary injunction. In early 2018 the Supreme Court ordered that the company can keep its account until