TV Host Maayan Adam Shares Influential Message From Voter
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Television presenter Maayan Adam shared a message from a follower who changed her election vote after seeing a post about Adam's sister, Meital Adam, who was killed on October 7th. The follower stated that Adam's tribute inspired her to reconsider her choice and vote with Meital in her heart. Adam had recently made a public appeal for a state inquiry into the October 7th events, urging followers to think of Meital when voting in the upcoming Knesset elections on October 27th.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Maayan Adam shared a follower's message about changing her vote after seeing a post about Adam's sister.
- The follower was inspired by Adam's tribute to her sister, Meital Adam, killed on October 7th.
- The message indicated a shift in the follower's perspective on her voting choice.
- The follower will vote with Meital Adam in her heart in the upcoming elections.
- Adam recently appealed for a state inquiry into the October 7th events.
- Knesset elections are scheduled for October 27th.
Television presenter Maayan Adam shared a private message on Friday from a follower who decided to change her vote in the upcoming elections after being moved by a post Adam published on the third anniversary of the October 7th massacre. The follower stated that while she had previously leaned towards a specific party, she felt uncertain about her choice. However, after seeing Adam's tribute to her sister, Meital Adam, and the idea of dedicating a vote in her memory, something shifted.
"I don't know how to explain it exactly, but something in me just changed at that moment," the follower wrote. "Suddenly I looked at my choice differently. And I decided to change my vote." The follower added that she would go to the polls with Meital in her heart, acknowledging that Adam's words had prompted her to pause, rethink, and make a different decision. She expressed that Meital would continue to influence people, even those who never knew her.
The follower did not specify which party she had intended to vote for or her new choice. The message comes two days after Adam made a public plea regarding the lack of a state commission of inquiry into the events of October 7th. She had urged her followers to consider Meital when voting in the Knesset elections, scheduled for October 27th, suggesting that doing so would make her feel like the best sister in the world for the first time in three years.