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Social Media Star Oudia Pinto Criticizes Netanyahu Over Northern Israel Security Situation

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Oudia Pinto, a social media influencer and resident of northern Israel, sharply criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a late-night Instagram story posted between Sunday and Monday. Pinto expressed deep frustration with the ongoing security threats in the north, describing the constant rocket fire and explosions near her home. She invited Netanyahu to spend a full day at her house without fleeing to understand the residents' plight, urging him to "get off your butt and try to help us." Pinto highlighted the dangers of living in the area, including a highly exposed road vulnerable to attacks from Lebanon and poor mobile reception during rocket alerts.

Pinto also voiced her anguish about raising children amid nightly explosions, saying she is overwhelmed by the situation and ashamed to complain because she has no children herself. She emphasized her feeling of discrimination compared to residents of central Israel, stating she refuses to be treated as a second-class citizen and would only support a leader who guarantees her safety as much as that of someone living in Tel Aviv.

Addressing government ministers, Pinto invited them to witness the reality in the north firsthand and promised to vote for any politician who makes her feel valued and promises security. She concluded by stressing that nothing is more important than national security and that she desires a normal life.

This is not Pinto's first politically charged statement; she previously sparked controversy by expressing satisfaction over rocket attacks on central Israel, arguing it would help those residents understand the northern experience. That earlier stance drew sharp criticism from public figures, including model Shir Elmaliach.

Further updates on the situation are expected.

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