Paula Rosenberg Urges Israelis Abroad to Vote for 'Change Bloc'
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Media personality Paula Rosenberg, now living in Cyprus, is urging Israelis abroad to return to vote in the upcoming Knesset elections, advocating for the "change bloc." She argues that distance offers a valuable perspective and that citizens fulfilling their obligations deserve their rights. Rosenberg, who recently returned to Israeli television, believes Israel must not disregard its citizens living overseas.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Paula Rosenberg is urging Israelis abroad to vote in the upcoming elections.
- She is actively campaigning for the 'change bloc' in Israel.
- Rosenberg believes distance provides a unique perspective on Israeli affairs.
- She argues that citizens fulfilling their obligations are entitled to their rights.
- Rosenberg recently returned to Israeli television on Kan 11.
Media personality and former presenter Paula Rosenberg, who now resides in Cyprus with her partner Leon, remains actively engaged with Israeli affairs. She has been actively encouraging Israelis living abroad to travel to Israel to vote in the upcoming 26th Knesset elections. Rosenberg stated that observing from a distance provides a different perspective and understanding of the situation in Israel. She is dedicating the past two months to persuading Israelis overseas to cast their ballots, with some reportedly trying to avoid her due to the pressure. Rosenberg believes the current situation in Israel is unsustainable and openly calls for votes for the "change bloc." She emphasized that citizens who pay taxes and fulfill other obligations to the state are entitled to their rights. Rosenberg recently returned to Israeli television, hosting the show "After the Double" on Kan 11, which she believes provides her a platform to voice her opinions on pressing issues. She asserts that Israel, which relies on the support of Jewish communities worldwide and Israelis abroad, cannot ignore its citizens living overseas.
