Social Media Star Praises Netanyahu, Slams Opposition After TV Interview
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Social media personality Ronit Levy, known as "Ronit the Bibi-ist," lauded Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after his interview on Channel 14's "The Patriots." She praised his intellect and charisma while criticizing opposition leaders as "mediocre." Netanyahu discussed security matters and rejected a state inquiry commission. Levy's strong support for Netanyahu and the Likud party follows a previous controversy involving remarks by businesswoman Galia Albin.
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- Social media personality Ronit Levy praised Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after his interview on Channel 14.
- Levy described opposition leaders as "mediocre people" and "Gulliver against dwarfs."
- Netanyahu discussed security issues and rejected a state inquiry commission.
- Levy reaffirmed her loyalty to the Likud party and Netanyahu.
- The interview occurred on "The Patriots" program hosted by Yinon Magal.
- Levy was previously involved in a controversy regarding comments by Galia Albin.
Ronit Levy, a prominent and controversial social media personality known as "Ronit the Bibi-ist," has expressed strong support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu following his interview on Channel 14's program "The Patriots." Levy, who boasts tens of thousands of followers and is a vocal supporter of the Likud party, defended Netanyahu against opposition figures, whom she described as "mediocre people," comparing them to "Gulliver against dwarfs."
During the interview, hosted by Yinon Magal, Netanyahu addressed current political and security issues, including a mysterious Egyptian plane landing in Israel. He also made a dramatic declaration, stating he would not agree to a state inquiry commission to be established by Supreme Court President Yitzhak Amit.
Levy's effusive praise for Netanyahu's intelligence and charisma was shared on her X account, where she reaffirmed her allegiance to the Likud party and Netanyahu. This comes after Levy was involved in a previous controversy regarding remarks made by businesswoman Galia Albin, who claimed that "the Bibi-ists are only Mizrahim" and that Netanyahu himself was an "Ashkenazi, privileged, snobbish, and racist" Bibi-ist. Levy had responded to Albin's comments with a personal attack, referencing Albin's romantic relationships and the tragic death of her late husband, Miki Albin, in 1985.
Netanyahu's interviews on "The Patriots" are considered significant events for his supporters, who view the program as a fair and supportive platform, unlike other television channels they perceive as hostile. Critics, however, argue that these interviews lack journalistic rigor and are solely intended to bolster his political support. Levy consistently refutes these criticisms.
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