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MaarivPolitics

Amcha Israel Candidate Vows To Withstand Pressure, Run for Knesset

Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Lali Derai, number six on the Amcha Israel party list, declared her party's determination to run for the Knesset despite facing pressure. She shared personal sacrifices, stating "nothing will break me" and that the pressure only strengthens their resolve. Derai also noted online attacks from bots, expressing moral surprise at the tactics. The party aims to introduce a new political discourse.

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  • Lali Derai, ranked sixth on the Amcha Israel list, vowed to withstand pressure and run for Knesset.
  • Derai cited personal sacrifices, including losing her son, stating "nothing will break me."
  • She believes political pressure only strengthens the party's resolve to bring new discourse.
  • Derai noted online attacks from bots, expressing moral surprise at the tactics used.
  • Amcha Israel is determined to run and introduce a different political conversation.

Lali Derai, who is ranked sixth on the Amcha Israel party's Knesset list, stated that she and her party are determined to run in the upcoming elections despite facing significant pressure. In an interview with 103fm radio, Derai asserted that nothing will break her resolve, emphasizing her personal sacrifices for Israel, including immigrating alone at 14, raising six children who served in combat units, living in a settlement, experiencing a bullet strike in her home in Beit El, and losing her son. She believes these pressures only strengthen the party's commitment to bringing a new discourse to Israeli politics, citing numerous messages of support from citizens. Derai also addressed online attacks, attributing them to bots and expressing moral surprise at the perceived low tactics employed. She affirmed the party's independence, stating they do not work for anyone.

MaarivCentre · Jerusalem

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