Miran Buzaglo Reacts to Accidental Threat of Firing Over Political Opinion
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Reality TV personality Miran Buzaglo is upset after a senior colleague accidentally sent a message to a group chat suggesting Buzaglo be fired for her political views. Buzaglo shared the incident on Instagram, questioning why differing political opinions should impact employment. The company apologized, but Buzaglo feels it's too late, with designer Oriya Azran expressing support.
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- Miran Buzaglo claims a colleague suggested firing her over political views in an accidental message.
- Buzaglo questioned why differing political opinions should affect someone's livelihood.
- The message was sent to a group chat that included Buzaglo herself.
- Company representatives apologized for the incident, calling it a mistake.
- Designer Oriya Azran publicly supported Buzaglo's stance on respecting diverse opinions.
Reality TV personality Miran Buzaglo has spoken out sharply after an accidental message, suggesting her termination due to her political views, was sent to a group chat she is part of. Buzaglo shared on Instagram that after voting, she posted a story encouraging others to vote, without revealing her choice, unlike her husband. A comment on her story read "Only Bibi," which was apparently seen by a "senior" colleague at one of the companies Buzaglo works with. This colleague mistakenly sent Buzaglo's story to a group chat that included Buzaglo herself, along with the comment, "That's it, now we can fire her." Buzaglo managed to screenshot the message before the colleague deleted it, realizing the mistake.
Buzaglo questioned why differing political opinions should be grounds for harming someone's livelihood, emphasizing the importance of respecting democratic choices and the right to disagree. She stated that while company representatives apologized and claimed the comment was made in jest, the damage was already done for her. Designer Oriya Azran also commented, expressing solidarity with Buzaglo and asserting her respect for democracy and her identity as a secular Israeli, despite having friends with differing political views.
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