Right-Wing Activist Mordechai David to Star in New Political Drama Series
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Right-wing activist Mordechai David announced he will star as the lead actor in a new television series about a romance between a right-wing man and a left-wing woman, facing opposition from her mother. David, known for confronting left-wing figures, has not yet revealed the series' title or broadcast platform. He was also recently offered a parliamentary advisor position in the Knesset by the Otzma Yehudit party.
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- Right-wing activist Mordechai David will star in a new political drama series.
- The series plot involves a romance between a right-wing man and a left-wing woman.
- David is known for public confrontations with prominent left-wing Israeli figures.
- He was recently offered a parliamentary advisor role in the Knesset by Otzma Yehudit.
- The series' title, cast, and broadcast platform remain undisclosed.
Right-wing activist Mordechai David announced he will be the lead actor in a new television series. In a video shared with his followers, David enthusiastically revealed details about the upcoming project, stating, "Guys, get ready for the new series that's coming. I'm going to be the main actor." He described the plot as a love story set against the backdrop of Israeli political tensions, where he falls in love with a left-wing woman. Her mother, also a leftist, opposes the relationship and causes trouble, even involving criminals. The series is expected to combine romance with societal political conflicts, with the central focus on the couple's relationship. David, known for his public confrontations with left-wing figures, noted that the series' premise is particularly interesting given his own public persona. However, he has not yet disclosed the series' title, other cast members, or the platform where it will be broadcast.
David gained prominence through videos featuring confrontations with public figures associated with the Israeli left. He has been notably involved in altercations with former Prime Minister Ehud Barak, former Supreme Court President Aharon Barak, and media personality Eyal Berkovich. In June, he was investigated by police following a documented confrontation with Berkovich, during which he was seen on the hood of Berkovich's car.
In related news, David was recently offered a position as a parliamentary advisor in the Knesset by the Otzma Yehudit party. This role typically includes a salary and benefits. According to the Knesset's official salary table updated in February 2026, the base salary for a parliamentary advisor starts at approximately 9,868 shekels per month, with potential increases for those with advanced degrees. Additional benefits can include travel, accommodation, and clothing allowances, as well as pension contributions and study fund options. The specific terms of the offer to David, including the Member of Knesset he would advise and his exact salary bracket, have not yet been released.
