Influencer Maayan Adam Endorses Naftali Bennett in Upcoming Election
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Media personality Maayan Adam announced she will vote for former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett in the upcoming elections, citing his support for bereaved families. Adam, whose sister was killed on October 7th, criticized the current government's handling of the aftermath and called for political change. She urged her followers to vote for change and compassion in memory of the victims.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Influencer Maayan Adam announced her vote for former PM Naftali Bennett.
- Adam's sister was killed in the October 7th Nova music festival attack.
- She criticized the current government's treatment of bereaved families.
- Adam called for voting for change and compassion in memory of victims.
- She urged followers to vote in the upcoming elections.
Media personality and influencer Maayan Adam announced her voting intention for the upcoming elections in a personal social media post on Monday. Adam, whose sister Mifal Adam was killed in the Nova music festival attack on October 7th, expressed a deep desire for justice for her family and called on her followers to vote for change.
She described feeling shame when asking for help but stated that since the "Black Saturday" attacks, she has been driven by a strong will to bring justice. "On that morning, I fell to my knees and begged them to find Mifal for me. Today, I feel like it was Black Saturday, a sister trying to save her sister," Adam wrote. She added, "Help me give my mother the one thing she wants: to go to the grave and say 'Mifal, there is a new government'."
Adam criticized the current government's treatment of bereaved families, asserting that political change would lead to proper commemoration. "My mother was humiliated in the Knesset and in countless crushing statements by ministers and the prime minister. Every vote for change is a vote of compassion," she stated.
Ultimately, Adam revealed she would vote for Naftali Bennett, as she had in the past. This time, her decision is also driven by a profound emotional connection. "My ballot in the polling booth will be 'only' for Bennett. Not only because he was an excellent prime minister, not only because he is a true right-winger like in the past, but because he was the first and only one who came to console us. The moment he entered our home, he immediately entered my heart. If Mifal were alive and I were not, she would also have chosen him for me," Adam explained. She concluded with an emotional plea for the public to vote in memory of the victims, stating, "Go vote, in their memory. We deserve good."
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