Netanyahu's Cosmetician Defends Sara Netanyahu Amidst Public Criticism
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Cosmetician Paula Blik, who treats Sara Netanyahu, stated she has not found evidence of the negative public image often attributed to the Prime Minister's wife. Blik described Mrs. Netanyahu as humane and kind, and noted that other clients, including Transportation Minister Miri Regev, do not discuss politics at her clinic. Blik manages her schedule to avoid client conflicts and maintains a strictly non-political environment.
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- Cosmetician Paula Blik stated she has not found negative traits in Sara Netanyahu despite public criticism.
- Blik described Sara Netanyahu as "amazing," humane, and kind to everyone.
- Transportation Minister Miri Regev is also a client of Blik's.
- Blik manages her schedule to prevent political clients from meeting at her clinic.
- Politics are strictly forbidden at Blik's clinic, which maintains a non-political atmosphere.
Paula Blik, a renowned cosmetician who treats numerous celebrities including Sara Netanyahu, the wife of the Prime Minister, stated in a recent interview that she has never encountered the negative public image often associated with Mrs. Netanyahu. "She is amazing. I have tried many times to find what I hear outside and within myself, but in any case, I haven't found it," Blik revealed in an interview with "Walla Personal." Blik described Mrs. Netanyahu as very humane and kind to everyone. She also mentioned that Mrs. Netanyahu has never spoken ill of others to her, nor has celebrity Ophira Assayag, another client. Blik expressed a wish for the two to reconcile their differences someday, though she acknowledged this is unlikely in the near future.
Among Blik's other high-profile clients is Transportation Minister Miri Regev. To avoid awkward encounters at her clinic, Blik carefully manages her schedule, ensuring Regev and other clients with potentially conflicting relationships do not attend on the same day or time. Blik emphasized that politics is strictly off-limits at her clinic, with staff and clients discouraged from discussing political matters during treatments. She noted that clients like Regev are often preoccupied with personal health concerns such as pain, back issues, hair loss, and other ailments, which distracts them from political discussions, a situation Blik welcomes for maintaining a non-political atmosphere.
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