Children's Star Avia Har Noy Launches 'Treats' Party Platform
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Children's star Avia Har Noy has launched a mock political party called "Yeh Yeh Avia" to run for the "Department of Treats." Her platform, presented on her show "In Avia's Neighborhood," promises daily ice cream, birthday celebrations, and special amenities like slides from bed. The campaign aims to offer a sweet alternative to parental restrictions, using the slogan "When parents say no, Avia says yes!"
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Children's star Avia Har Noy is running for the "Department of Treats" with her party "Yeh Yeh Avia."
- Her election platform includes daily ice cream, birthday celebrations, and a slide from bed to breakfast.
- The campaign slogan is "When parents say no, Avia says yes!"
- The platform is presented in a special episode of her show "In Avia's Neighborhood."
- The initiative offers a lighthearted political angle for children and families.
Children's star Avia Har Noy is bringing a lighthearted and magical approach to politics with her new party, "Yeh Yeh Avia," aiming to win the "Department of Treats." In a special episode of her show, "In Avia's Neighborhood," Har Noy presents her election platform, designed to appeal to children and families tired of parental "no's." Her platform promises a daily ice cream parlor for every child, with unlimited flavors. Every day would be an official birthday celebration, complete with cake, candles, and gifts. To streamline mornings, a private slide would take children from bed directly to the breakfast table, and a trampoline would be installed in the living room center. The platform also includes unlimited fun, such as bubble-filled bathtubs, free access to elevator buttons, and dinosaur posters. Snack bags would be filled to the brim with no empty space. The campaign slogan is, "When parents say no, Avia says yes!" The show features Avia Har Noy as the actress, with direction by Avi Ludmir, production by Asher Roth, editing by Peri Rubinsky, and design by Yola Yanklevich.