Journalist Ayla Hasson: Legal Advisor's Actions Will Mobilize Right-Wing Voters
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
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- Journalist Ayla Hasson believes the Attorney General's actions will mobilize right-wing voters.
- Hasson accused the Attorney General of being a political player with powerful connections.
- She criticized the Attorney General's alleged past interventions and lack of scrutiny.
- Hasson contrasted the Attorney General's treatment with that of ordinary citizens.
- The Attorney General has reportedly become less visible recently.
Journalist Ayla Hasson stated in an interview on Radio Galey Israel that the Attorney General has become less visible recently, which she attributes to her perceived political maneuvering. Hasson described the Attorney General as a "politician and political player" whose connections are powerful.
Hasson believes that even the left has realized that the Attorney General's "crazy interventions" will only encourage the right-wing to vote. She suggested that people are remembering her past interventions, her perceived political stances on various issues, and how she allegedly avoided scrutiny in the "Koach 100" affair. Hasson questioned the role of Eisman and the courts in allowing these situations to occur, adding that the Attorney General's silence now is preferable.
She expressed hope that the Attorney General's "improper interventions" and her part in the "Koach 100" affair, which she claims was never investigated, will not be forgotten. Hasson contrasted this with ordinary citizens who are immediately investigated for minor issues, while the Attorney General allegedly faces no questions, even after reports of her purportedly deceiving the Supreme Court. Hasson questioned how such a system is permitted to operate.
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