Panelist Expresses Frustration with Loud Likud Election Night Celebrations
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Panelist Guy Maroz described his first-ever visit to the Likud party's election night headquarters as a "bizarre" and overwhelming experience. He expressed frustration with the constant playing of the party's song and a shofar being blown loudly into his ear. Maroz humorously told the celebrating crowd, "Enough, you've already won, enough!" The incident occurred during the broadcast of the program "The Patriots."
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- Panelist Guy Maroz found the Likud election night celebrations "bizarre" and overwhelming.
- Maroz expressed frustration with the party's anthem playing incessantly on repeat.
- A man blew a large shofar directly into Maroz's ear during the event.
- Maroz humorously told the celebrating Likud supporters, "Enough, you've already won, enough!"
- The experience was recounted on the program "The Patriots."
Panelist Guy Maroz recounted his unusual and overwhelming experience at the Likud party's election night headquarters, an event he attended for the first time in his life. Describing the atmosphere as "bizarre," Maroz shared his discomfort with the incessant playing of the party's anthem on an "endless loop." When the host and audience joined in singing "The Likud is in the heart," Maroz humorously exclaimed, "Okay, enough, you've already won, enough!"
The most memorable moment captured by fellow panelist Yotam Zimri and shown on the program involved a man blowing a large shofar directly into Maroz's ear. Maroz, visibly uncomfortable and covering his ears, later admitted, "It was right inside the ear, it wasn't easy," to the amusement of the studio audience. Maroz, who was wearing a red hat that read "Tie?!" during the discussion, also mentioned that he had recently engaged in other unfamiliar activities, such as putting on tefillin and a mezuzah, as part of his experiences on the show "The Patriots."
Maroz concluded his account by stating he didn't get home until around 5 a.m. and even forgot his computer in a taxi. He also joked about the post-election day interactions, quipping that neither "Bibi" nor "Eisenkot" were calling him.
