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Politics15:28 · 52m ago

Reality Star Eliraz Sade Urges Netanyahu to Attack at UN, Not Explain

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

Reality TV star and presenter Eliraz Sade has again made controversial political statements, this time offering Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu advice ahead of his expected address at the UN General Assembly. Sade posted on X, formerly Twitter, urging Netanyahu to adopt an aggressive stance, confront enemies, and abandon traditional explanations. "Netanyahu needs to say who we eliminated and who we will eliminate, and tell the 'moderate' Arab states to stop dreaming about Palestine," Sade wrote. He further declared, "We will solve Gaza through emigration because we are coming to settle there, and the events in Lebanon are the new borders of Israel."

This statement follows another provocative post by Sade just a week prior, criticizing the film "Nezar," which won an award at the Venice Film Festival and sparked debate about the representation of the IDF abroad. In that post, Sade equated the film's creators with Democratic Party leader Yair Golan and the Military Advocate General, linking international criticism to internal Israeli controversies.

Sade's reference to the Military Advocate General likely pertains to the "Sade Yemen" affair and the arrest of "Force 100" fighters. This incident escalated into a significant public and legal controversy, involving large protests, leaked videos, and the eventual dismissal of charges against the soldiers.

By connecting the international image battle with domestic political and legal discussions, Sade is solidifying his position as a prominent and widely discussed right-wing voice within Israeli entertainment.

Read the original at Ice
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