PR Executive Slams Activist's Call to Disrupt Ex-IDF Official's Events

Prominent Israeli right-wing activist Ran Carmi Buzaglo, known for leading the campaign for soldier Elor Azaria and organizing pro-Benjamin Netanyahu rallies, has sparked controversy with a Facebook post. Buzaglo celebrated disruptions at events attended by former IDF Deputy Chief of Staff Yair Golan, referring to Golan as an "enemy of Israel" and encouraging activists to prevent his appearances.

In his post, Buzaglo wrote, "We continue!!! After the amazing success last night in Savion, we are flooded with inquiries from residents across the country asking us to help them drive out this enemy of Israel. More and more communities are announcing the cancellation of events with the slanderer of the beloved homeland. I repeat and ask to send us information about planned events and we will come in droves."

He further elaborated, "The message is unequivocal: you are not welcome here, flee abroad and unite with the enemies of Israel. I wish to praise the wonderful activity and activists led by Victor Dadush who organized in a short time and arrived in Savion. The scoundrel was humiliated and we will ensure it will be so wherever he dares to show his ugly face. I see this as a civic duty and gratitude to the devoted fighters. Continue movement, disinfection trend. Victor Dadush."

These statements provoked a strong reaction from public relations executive Rani Rahav. Rahav shared Buzaglo's post and vehemently responded, directing his message at Golan, "Retired General, Deputy Chief of Staff, Yair Golan, sue him immediately!!! No one like this should be allowed to impose terror!!!!!!"