Judy Nir Moses Discusses Ex-Husband, Political Leanings, and Hints at Vote
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Judy Nir Moses, preparing for "The Kitchen VIP," revealed her close friendship with ex-husband Silvan Shalom and her political stance. She criticized the handling of the hostage situation but praised Donald Trump and Miriam Adelson. Moses hinted she would vote for an experienced right-wing leader who keeps promises, strongly suggesting Avigdor Lieberman. She currently lives in New York.
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- Judy Nir Moses remains close friends with her ex-husband, former minister Silvan Shalom.
- Moses hinted she will vote for an experienced right-wing leader who fulfills promises.
- The hint strongly suggests her vote will go to Avigdor Lieberman.
- Moses criticized the government's handling of the hostage crisis.
- She praised Donald Trump and Miriam Adelson in her interview.
- Moses is participating in the reality show "The Kitchen VIP."
Ahead of her appearance on the reality show "The Kitchen VIP," Judy Nir Moses has given an open interview discussing her life, political views, and personal relationships. Moses, who admits to never having cooked before, stated her intention to bring her direct personality to the screen. She revealed her close relationship with her ex-husband, former minister Silvan Shalom, from whom she separated nine years ago. Despite the divorce, they maintain a strong friendship, speaking almost daily and sharing Friday family meals.
Regarding politics, Moses explained her reluctance to criticize the prime minister abroad, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a state-level representation overseas, even with personal reservations. She also addressed the issue of hostages, criticizing the handling of the matter while praising Donald Trump and Miriam Adelson.
Moses provided a strong hint about her voting intentions, stating that the next leader must be an experienced right-wing individual who keeps promises. This description strongly suggests Avigdor Lieberman. Currently residing in New York and dating, Moses continues to generate public interest.
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