Minister Gila Gamliel's Family Discusses Public Criticism and Tradition
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Minister Gila Gamliel's husband and daughters spoke with Channel 7 at the 26th Knesset swearing-in ceremony. They discussed coping with public criticism and the family tradition of attending the ceremony. Her husband noted a special excitement this time, possibly due to difficult elections, and highlighted her status as the longest-serving woman in the Knesset.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Minister Gila Gamliel's family attended her swearing-in to the 26th Knesset.
- Her daughters discussed coping with public criticism of their mother.
- Attending the Knesset swearing-in has been a family tradition since childhood.
- Her husband, Hovev Damari, felt a special excitement at the ceremony.
- Gamliel is noted as the longest-serving woman in the Knesset.
The family of Minister Gila Gamliel accompanied her to the swearing-in ceremony of the 26th Knesset, where her husband and daughters spoke with Channel 7 about life alongside a veteran politician. Her daughters addressed how they cope with public criticism, noting that it is an inseparable part of political life. One daughter stated that the focus should remain on the appreciation for her mother's work for Israel, as criticism is inevitable regardless of her actions. The other daughter shared that attending the Knesset swearing-in has become a family tradition since childhood, accompanying her mother every time she is elected.
Minister Gamliel's husband, attorney Hovev Damari, also expressed his feelings about his wife's renewed swearing-in. He mentioned that his wife is the longest-serving woman in the Knesset and admitted to feeling a special excitement this time, possibly due to the difficult elections. The family's presence at the ceremony highlights their long-standing support and involvement in Gamliel's political career.