Prominent Lawyer Anna Moshe Joins Yisrael Beiteinu, Backs Lieberman for PM
Translated & summarized from Vesty by baba
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- Lawyer Anna Moshe joined the Yisrael Beiteinu party on October 1st.
- Moshe has extensive experience in high-tech and corporate law.
- She advocates for immigrant rights and integration into the high-tech sector.
- Moshe supports Avigdor Lieberman for the position of prime minister.
- She aims to remove barriers for new citizens and strengthen the economy.
Lawyer Anna Moshe announced on October 1st her decision to join the Yisrael Beiteinu (NDI) party. Moshe, who has 25 years of experience in high-tech, capital markets, and corporate governance, has worked with both Israeli and international firms on issues including cybersecurity, fintech, defense, and medical technology. As a native of the former Soviet Union who immigrated to Israel as a child, she is also familiar with the challenges faced by immigrants and has professionally advocated for their legal rights, actively promoting their integration into the high-tech sector.
In collaboration with Knesset Member Oded Forer of Yisrael Beiteinu, Moshe has supported a special banking regulation aimed at removing discriminatory financial restrictions on money transfers. She is also advocating for an amendment to the Passport Law that would grant immigrants the same status as other citizens, ensuring their right to an Israeli passport, known as a "darkon," immediately after immigration.
Moshe volunteers with the Israel Police and, following the events of October 7th, joined a civilian defense squad in Herzliya with her husband. She stated that bringing Jews to Israel is only the beginning, emphasizing the need to create conditions for immigrants to reach their full potential, build a home, and contribute to the country's prosperity. Moshe believes Yisrael Beiteinu is the only party consistently representing immigrants' interests in the Knesset and achieving solutions for their issues.
"Today, Israel needs strong, experienced, and decisive leadership capable of restoring security and the economy," Moshe said, expressing her support for Avigdor Lieberman to become prime minister. She added that she is joining the Yisrael Beiteinu team to leverage her professional and international experience to remove barriers for new citizens and strengthen the economy.
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