PR Guru Rani Rahav Slams Activist Over Remarks on Deceased Husband
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Public relations executive Rani Rahav criticized right-wing activist Ronit Levi for offensive remarks about businesswoman Galia Albin and her deceased husband. Levi's comments, made on social media, referenced Albin's husband's suicide in 1985 and her dating life. Rahav called Levi's remarks shameful. Albin had recently spoken openly about her relationships on a television program. Rahav has also recently criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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- PR executive Rani Rahav condemned activist Ronit Levi for insulting businesswoman Galia Albin and her late husband.
- Levi's comments referenced Albin's husband's 1985 death during a police investigation and her dating habits.
- Rahav told Levi on X, "Why mention the deceased? Shame on you."
- Albin had recently discussed her love life and openness to dating younger men on a TV show.
- Levi's remarks followed Albin's appearance on a podcast where she criticized Likud voters.
- Rani Rahav recently also attacked Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, defending Avi Gil.
Public relations executive Rani Rahav has publicly rebuked right-wing activist Ronit Levi for her comments regarding businesswoman and author Galia Albin. Levi had shared a screenshot of a news report about Albin's appearance on the TV program "Chashifa with Haim Etgar," where Albin spoke candidly about her love life, describing herself as a "hopeless flirt" and open to dating men decades younger.
In her social media post, Levi made disparaging remarks about Albin's deceased husband, Miki Albin, who died in 1985 by falling from the National Police Headquarters window while under investigation for financial offenses. Levi suggested that if Albin's husband had been more productive, he wouldn't have died by suicide, and implied Albin's romantic relationships were inappropriate. Rahav, seeing the insult directed at Albin and the reference to her late husband's death, responded sharply on X, writing, "Why mention the deceased? Shame on you."
Albin is the widow of businessman Miki Albin, who fell to his death from the Police National Headquarters in 1985 during an investigation into financial offenses. Levi's comments followed a segment from the podcast "Hakol Patuach," where Albin was seen mocking Likud voters. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had previously criticized remarks made about his voters.
Rahav has recently been vocal on social media, including a strong attack on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, where he defended former Military Secretary Avi Gil and accused Netanyahu of being a "liar."