Gantz's Ex-Employee Details Personal Sacrifices, Deep Disappointment
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
Dana Kashdi, a former employee of Benny Gantz, revealed the significant personal sacrifices she made during her nearly six years working for him, including her privacy and well-being. She felt her dedication was not reciprocated when she needed support, leading to deep disappointment. Kashdi's comments follow a public controversy involving Yair Netanyahu's insinuations about her relationship with Gantz.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Dana Kashdi detailed immense personal sacrifices during her six years working for Benny Gantz.
- Kashdi expressed deep disappointment over a perceived lack of reciprocal support from Gantz.
- She worked through personal crises, including post-surgery and a dying pet.
- Her statements follow a controversy involving Yair Netanyahu's insinuations.
- Kashdi stated she doesn't regret her time but finds it hard to remember only the good.
Dana Kashdi, who worked for politician Benny Gantz for nearly six years, has spoken out about the profound personal toll her employment took, and her deep disappointment with Gantz.
In a post titled "Working with Gantz," Kashdi described the immense personal sacrifices she made, including her privacy, dignity, and mental well-being, stating she paid these prices alone. She joined Gantz's team when his political standing was at its lowest, with his party struggling to pass the electoral threshold and members leaving. Kashdi emphasized her unwavering support during this difficult period, highlighting her belief in him.
She detailed the extreme commitment required, working "nights, Saturdays, holidays, when you're sleeping, when you're showering, when you're eating, when you're visiting grandma or at grandpa's memorial." Kashdi recounted continuing to work from a hospital bed shortly after abdominal surgery and beside her dying dog, sacrificing relationships, family, friends, and her own life, believing in her mission and Gantz.
Despite her dedication, Kashdi expressed a sense of betrayal, feeling that her support was not reciprocated when she needed it. While not detailing the specific crisis, she indicated that Gantz's perceived lack of reciprocal support continues to affect her years later. She concluded her post with a complex sentiment, stating she doesn't regret her time but finds it difficult to focus solely on the good, concluding, "That's what it's like to work with Gantz."
Kashdi's statements come after a public controversy where Yair Netanyahu alluded to a possible sexual relationship between Kashdi and Gantz.
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