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IcePolitics

Yaakov Buzaglo Claims Political Views Fuel Online Harassment

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Israeli entertainment figure Yaakov Buzaglo stated that he is facing online harassment solely because of his leftist political views. Buzaglo, who recently returned to Israel to support Yair Golan's "Democrats" party, criticized the divisive political discourse and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's role in it. He vowed to continue expressing his opinions despite the criticism, urging for respectful debate.

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  • Yaakov Buzaglo claims online harassment is solely due to his leftist political views.
  • Buzaglo announced his return to Israel to support Yair Golan's "Democrats" party.
  • He criticized the nation's political division and Prime Minister Netanyahu's role.
  • Buzaglo vowed to continue expressing his opinions despite personal attacks.
  • He called for respectful discourse, free from humiliation and hatred.

Yaakov Buzaglo, a prominent figure in Israeli entertainment and sports, has spoken out about the online criticism he faces, attributing it solely to his political views. Buzaglo, a former footballer who later managed his children's careers, recently relocated to Cyprus with his wife. From abroad, he has frequently shared his opinions on Israeli events.

In a recent public statement, Buzaglo identified himself as a proud leftist and announced his return to Israel for the upcoming elections, expressing strong support for Yair Golan's "Democrats" party. Marking three years since the October 7th attacks, Buzaglo shared his feelings with his followers, stating, "I am a proud leftist. When will you understand that you don't scare me? You only strengthen me and prove to me that I am in the right place for me." He described the public shaming he experiences as "serious and disappointing behavior" stemming "only from my political views."

Buzaglo emphasized that while criticism is legitimate, it should be conducted with respect and without humiliation or hatred. He expressed greater concern about the nation's direction than personal attacks, lamenting the violent discourse and political division in the country. He specifically criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, holding him significantly responsible for deepening this division.

Buzaglo urged the public to reflect on the nation's experiences and the heavy price paid, focusing on how to restore respect, responsibility, and unity. He concluded by addressing bereaved families and the injured, vowing not to be silenced. "I am not willing for this division to turn me into a different person. I will continue to speak, continue to express my views, and continue to stand behind them," he stated. He requested that criticism and attacks on his positions be conducted without curses, humiliation, or shaming, reiterating that such actions only strengthen his resolve.

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