TV Host Avri Gilad Sparks Controversy With Remarks on Women Leaders
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Israeli TV personality Avri Gilad caused controversy during "The Winning Kitchen" by stating men are naturally driven to conquer and provide, while women are not. He also claimed women lose their femininity when they become leaders, citing the Knesset as an example. The remarks led to a disagreement with Judy Nir Moses and sparked a wider public debate.
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- Avri Gilad stated men are naturally inclined to conquer and provide financially.
- Gilad claimed women lose their femininity when they become leaders.
- He cited the Knesset as an example of women leaders losing femininity.
- The comments were made during an episode of "The Winning Kitchen."
- Gilad disagreed with fellow personality Judy Nir Moses on the topic.
Israeli TV personality Avri Gilad has ignited a public debate following comments he made during an episode of the reality show "The Winning Kitchen." While discussing perceived differences between men and women, Gilad asserted that men are naturally inclined to conquer and provide financially, stating, "A man's nature is to conquer, a woman's nature is not to conquer. The man goes out into the world and wants to advance and bring money. And a woman does not."
Gilad further elaborated on his views, suggesting that women lose their femininity when they assume leadership roles. "Women lose their femininity the moment they become leaders. Look at the Knesset, God Almighty," he declared, prompting a disagreement with fellow personality Judy Nir Moses.
The exchange, which occurred during the show, has since been widely discussed on social media and in Israeli media outlets, drawing both criticism and some support for Gilad's statements.