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Sara Netanyahu Tells Likud Women 'We Simply Won't Live' Without Husband

Translated & summarized from i24NEWS by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Sara Netanyahu told Likud women activists that "we simply won't live" without her husband, the Prime Minister. She also urged them to avoid using positive terms like "government of change" for the opposition. Netanyahu, a psychologist, emphasized the importance of survival over discussions on quality of life.

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  • Sara Netanyahu stated that "we simply won't live" without her husband.
  • She urged Likud activists to avoid positive terms for the opposition.
  • Netanyahu identified herself as a psychologist during her remarks.
  • She prioritized survival over discussions about quality of life.

Sara Netanyahu, the wife of the Prime Minister, suggested during a meeting with Likud activists that without her husband, "we simply won't live." The remarks were made during a gathering with Likud women activists.

Netanyahu stated that her husband has always chosen to "fight" and has had opportunities for a comfortable life and substantial income from lectures. She emphasized her role as a citizen and a mother, asserting that when he "saves us, he is also saving all of our children and my children, because we simply won't live."

She also urged the activists to discourage right-wing media and their own supporters from using terms like "government of change" or "bloc of change," arguing that these are positive labels that the opposition favors. She advised against adopting their terminology.

In response to her comments, one woman in the audience shouted "government of deception," a term Netanyahu echoed. Netanyahu, who identified herself as a psychologist, also touched upon the quality of life and the situation in Israel, prioritizing survival and the fundamental ability to live over discussions about the specifics of how to live.

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