Knesset Speaker Ohana Slams 'Loss of Way' After Hate Ads Near Children's School

Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana has strongly condemned the placement of hateful posters targeting him along the route his children take to school, calling the act a "loss of way" and a "complete descent into madness." Ohana, speaking on the radio program of Yaakov Bardugo and Prof. Moshe Cohen Elia on Radio Galai Israel, expressed deep pain over his children encountering the "hate ads" daily.

He identified Amir Sperling, a writer for the satirical TV show "Eretz Nehederet" and part of a campaign by Yair Golan, as someone who praised the act, stating "we haven't even started yet." Ohana asserted that this was not an isolated incident but involved a significant group that believes "all means are permissible."

The Likud party has also condemned the incitement against Ohana and criticized Yair Golan in relation to the affair. Ohana further criticized the crossing of red lines in political protest, emphasizing that children and families should be kept out of political conflicts. He questioned what his children had done to deserve being subjected to such messages.