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Politics12:42 · 31m ago

Businessman Roni Mana Slams Netanyahu Supporters as 'Brainless'

By מערכת iceOngoing story · 7 updates
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
The story · English

Businessman Roni Mana has launched a scathing online attack against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his supporters, criticizing the premier's political choices and the economic situation of his voters. Mana, known for his strong opposition to the current government, questioned Netanyahu's options, suggesting he would align with groups like the Muslim Brotherhood to maintain power.

Mana also speculated on future government appointments, predicting that Itamar Ben-Gvir would receive the security portfolio and Tali Gottlieb the justice ministry, while mentioning a significant sum allocated to the Haredi parties, Agudat Yisrael and Shas. He contrasted this with Netanyahu's past reluctance to be photographed with Ben-Gvir, highlighting the perceived shift in the prime minister's stance.

Directing his criticism at Netanyahu's voters, Mana accused them of being 'fools' who would bear the burden of reserve duty and taxes, while struggling financially. He argued that these voters, who often face economic hardship, are gambling with their lives by supporting Netanyahu, who he claimed lives a lavish lifestyle funded by the public.

This is not the first time Mana has targeted Netanyahu's supporters and the prime minister's family. In a previous social media post, he described Netanyahu's inner circle as a 'crime organization' and 'mafia.' Mana, once close to the Netanyahu couple, has become one of their harshest critics, expressing disbelief that people struggling financially would support a family living like 'oligarchs' at the public's expense.

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