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Politics12:37 · 10m ago

PR Guru Slams Ben-Gvir, Gottleib as 'Greatest Disaster' for Israel

By מערכת ice
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
The story · English

Public relations expert Roni Rahav has launched a scathing public attack on National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and Knesset Member Tali Gottleib, warning of dire consequences should they be appointed to senior government positions. In a furious social media post, Rahav expressed his alarm at the possibility of Ben-Gvir becoming Defense Minister and Gottleib becoming Justice Minister, calling such a scenario "the destruction of the state."

Rahav asserted that these appointments would lead to Israel's international isolation, predicting that "countries will recall ambassadors, Israel will become a leper country worldwide, they will ask us for visas." He further criticized their performance, stating that Ben-Gvir "destroyed the amazing Israeli police" and would do the same to the Defense Ministry, while Gottleib, facing an indictment, would require the Knesset to immediately lift her immunity to serve as Justice Minister.

The PR executive concluded his impassioned plea with a desperate call to action, labeling the idea "madness" and urging for the "salvation" of Israel. This outburst follows a recent public dispute where Rahav defended Israel's Arab citizens, criticizing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for what he perceived as racism and highlighting the contributions of Arab Israelis to the healthcare system.

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