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MK Gottlieb Expresses Horror at New Knesset Session

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Member of Knesset Tali Gottlieb expressed deep distress and horror on the day the 26th Knesset was sworn in, stating it was not a happy occasion. She criticized the swearing-in of individuals she called "terror supporters," asserting their presence harms the Jewish people and Israel. Gottlieb stated she felt terror and had no sense of humor on this day.

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  • MK Tali Gottlieb expressed horror and distress on the swearing-in day of the 26th Knesset.
  • Gottlieb stated she had no sense of humor due to the swearing-in of "terror supporters."
  • She asserted that these members seek to end the Jewish state.
  • Gottlieb believes their swearing-in harms the Jewish people and Israel.

On the day the 26th Knesset was sworn in, Member of Knesset Tali Gottlieb arrived at the parliament in a somber mood. Responding to a question about releasing a song, she stated, "I have no sense of humor today. On the day nine terror supporters are sworn into the Knesset, I have no sense of humor, not even a little." Gottlieb clarified that she saw no reason to celebrate the opening of the new Knesset, adding, "It is not a happy day. I am not bringing my family, I am not excited about the swearing-in. I am horrified and feel terror, real terror."

Gottlieb sharply criticized the Knesset members she referred to, claiming they are "terror supporters who seek to end the Jewish state." She asserted that their swearing-in harms the Jewish people and the State of Israel.

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