Netanyahu Slams 'Disgraceful' Remarks Against Mizrahi Right-Wing Voters
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denounced racist remarks made by businesswoman Galit Albin against Mizrahi voters who support the Likud party. Albin allegedly called them a "herd" and used derogatory terms in an interview. Netanyahu stated on social media that the "arrogance and humiliation" of these voters is "disgusting" and vowed their response would be at the ballot box.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned racist remarks against Mizrahi right-wing voters.
- Businesswoman Galit Albin allegedly used derogatory terms and called voters a "herd."
- Albin questioned the intelligence of Mizrahi voters who support the right.
- Netanyahu called the remarks "disgusting" and vowed a response at the ballot box.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu strongly condemned remarks made by businesswoman and publicist Galit Albin, who allegedly used racist and humiliating language against Mizrahi voters who support the Likud party. In an interview with Avi Shushan, Albin reportedly made disparaging statements about right-wing Mizrahi voters, referring to them as a "whole herd" and using the derogatory term 'Bibists' as a parallel to Mizrahim. She also aggressively questioned the connection between the hand that casts a ballot and the brain. Netanyahu responded on social media, stating, "I was shocked, and unfortunately not for the first time. The arrogance and humiliation of millions of Israelis who vote for the right in Israel is nothing less than disgusting. My dear brothers and sisters, our answer to this racism will be at the ballot box."
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