Eyal Berkowitz and the brass are angry: “Some days I am ashamed to live here”

The photos posted on news sites and around the internet about the rabbi’s huge funeral David Soloveitchik Who died at the age of 99 and took to the streets about 10,000 participants who violated the Corona guidelines, managed to upset many in the entertainment industry. Among those resentful of the mass funeral is the facilitator who is not afraid to express his opinion at any stage, Eyal Berkowitz.

Berkowitz shared photos from the funeral and wrote on social media: “Some days I am ashamed that I live here.” After about an hour, apparently when he received counter-reactions regarding the demonstrations in Balfour, he clarified and shared another story in which he wrote: “The demonstrations in Balfour are also unnecessary at the moment.”

Berkowitz is not the only one who resented the mass funeral, even the wealthy Nicole Reidman could not remain silent in the face of the photos and wrote: “Business courses, people without a source of livelihood in depression at home, children without educational frameworks. Do not leave home, do not meet family, friends. What are we closing with you people? Why? Why violate such a blatant blasphemy? And it’s not just religious! Everyone! How many underground parties? How many people meet in homes and spread the disease? Where is the social solidarity? Where is the personal responsibility? With Israel, you went crazy? “It will not end and no vaccine will help! Take responsibility and respect the guidelines! None of you want to be responsible for someone who gets sick and God forbid he dies!”

Actress Mia Dagan also did not like what she saw and wrote: “Looking at these pictures and just filled with insane anger. This is no longer Pierre’s story, no Pierre. It’s just lawlessness! Criminal negligence! Our children at home, we are at home, not working for a year! Keep the guidelines. Good kids. Say closing and we’re closed. All of us, all of the business. And then this funeral that takes place without any intervention from anyone. No police who died scared of them, and no politicians who die scared of their chair. Apparently we, the law-abiding people, are not. They are afraid and certainly not respectful. ”

Also the international actor and creator of Fauda, Lior Raz, Decided not to remain silent and wrote: “My good friend’s mother has a funeral today in Jerusalem and I can not go because of the restrictions.”