Netanyahu Associate Nicole Raidman Calls for National Unity
Businesswoman Nicole Raidman, a close associate of Benjamin Netanyahu, has called for national unity amid ongoing election results. She shared her personal struggles with backlash for her support of Netanyahu, while praising him as a great leader. Raidman urged an end to political division and called for mutual respect and love among Israelis. Her plea for unity was also supported by other public figures, including journalist Hanoch Daum and Channel 12's Amit Segal.
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- Nicole Raidman, close to Benjamin Netanyahu, called for national unity amid election uncertainty.
- Raidman detailed personal backlash and follower loss for her political support.
- She praised Netanyahu as the greatest leader in Israeli history.
- Raidman urged an end to left-right division, hatred, and boycotts.
- Journalist Hanoch Daum and others also called for unity and compromise.
As vote counting continues with no clear majority for either bloc to form a government, businesswoman Nicole Raidman, a close associate of Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara, called for national unity on Wednesday. In an Instagram story, Raidman shared the backlash she has faced for supporting Netanyahu, stating she has lost approximately 30,000 followers and faced boycotts and insults. Despite this, she affirmed her unwavering support for her views and urged respect for differing opinions in a democratic state.
Raidman praised Netanyahu, who had secured 27 mandates at the time of writing, describing him as her friend and an admirable leader, the greatest in Israeli history. She emphasized that he is the Prime Minister for all Israelis and highlighted the heavy personal and familial price paid by those close to him.
She then appealed for an end to the division between left and right, hatred, boycotts, and fragmentation, urging mutual respect and unconditional love. "The whole world is against us, and we continue to fight each other from within? It's time for mutual respect. It's time for unconditional love. It's time for national unity! The people of Israel live!"
Raidman's call for unity was echoed by others, including journalist and comedian Hanoch Daum, who urged compromise for government formation. Channel 12 News journalist Amit Segal also suggested that both sides might need to learn to work together. Einav Boblil, Bar Cohen, and Static also joined the calls for unity.
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