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Netanyahu's Cosmetician Defends Sara Netanyahu Amid Public Criticism

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Hebrew · Sole source

Cosmetician Paula Blik, who treats Sara Netanyahu, defended her client in an interview, stating she has never found evidence of the negative public image associated with her. Blik also revealed she schedules appointments to avoid conflicts between clients like Transportation Minister Miri Regev, emphasizing her clinic is a politics-free zone. She noted clients are more focused on personal health issues than political discussions during treatments.

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  • Cosmetician Paula Blik defended Sara Netanyahu, saying she never found negative traits despite public criticism.
  • Blik stated Sara Netanyahu is "amazing" and "very humane" in personal interactions.
  • Blik's clients include Transportation Minister Miri Regev, requiring careful scheduling.
  • Blik's clinic strictly prohibits political discussions among clients and staff.
  • Clients are reportedly more focused on personal health issues than politics during treatments.

Paula Blik, a cosmetician who treats Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's wife, Sara Netanyahu, stated in a recent interview that she has never encountered the negative public image often associated with her client. Blik described Sara Netanyahu as "amazing" and "very humane," adding that she has repeatedly tried to find evidence of the criticisms she hears externally but has found none in her personal interactions.

Blik, who is also close to celebrity Ophira Assayag, mentioned that neither Netanyahu nor Assayag has ever spoken ill of her to her. She expressed a personal wish for the two women to reconcile their differences someday, though she acknowledged this is unlikely in the near future.

Among Blik's other notable clients is Miri Regev, the Minister of Transportation. To avoid awkward encounters at her clinic, Blik strategically schedules appointments, ensuring Regev and other clients with potentially conflicting relationships do not attend on the same day or time. Blik emphasized that her clinic is a politics-free zone, and she strictly prohibits political discussions among her staff and clients.

Blik explained that her clients are often preoccupied with personal health issues, such as pain, back problems, hair loss, and other ailments, which distracts them from political matters. She expressed satisfaction with this separation, stating she has no desire to hear about politics and is happy about the disconnect her clinic provides.

WallaCentre · Tel Aviv

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