The new Knesset candidate on behalf of the Likud party, Galit Distel-Atbrian, was interviewed today (Monday) for 103FM’s “personal elections” program in collaboration with Walla! And spoke with Inon Magal and Vicky Adamkar. Armored in 10th place on the Likud list, in the 2021 elections, criticized the “New Hope” party and headed by Gideon Saar: “This is a hate agent and an opportunist.”
In addition, Distell-Atbarian shared how she went from a woman who votes to left-wing parties, to an armored member of the right-wing ruling party: “. According to her, Netanyahu has no substitute, “as long as the people decide so, because the people are holy.”
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (Photo: Getty images)As mentioned, the new candidate for the Knesset was not afraid to attack the chairman of Tikva Hadash at the beginning of the interview and said of him that “this is a hate agent, one that boycotts one and a half million Likud voters, most of whom are traditional. He takes the silver tray from the right and hands it to the torch, not understanding right-wingers who will vote for him. ” He is hypocritical in his conduct. “
On the other hand, precisely when she referred to the chairman of the right-wing party, Naftali Bennett, Distell-Atbrian said that she “likes him. I identify with Netanyahu but I have never written about him with contempt. He is a worthy man who was an excellent Minister of Education. He does not need to be reduced in order to glorify Netanyahu, he is big enough even without it. ”
When asked why after years of voting for left-wing parties, she was actually armored in the right-wing party, she replied: “It does not respect that they say it is because of flattery. It is a jargon reserved only for women on the right, if they are Oriental then it is even more wonderful. It is racism unaware of its racism “If it was someone moving from right to left, they would not say that she passed because of flattery.”
Distel-Atbrian also dealt with the question of Itamar Ben Gvir, and whether he is a legitimate partner within the government, also as a minister. “I belong to the liberal faction, I guess our opinions are different. This is a technical bloc that entered religious Zionism and finally sat in a coalition with us. I will live with it in peace, probably when I look at the alternative of a left-wing government led by Lapid,” she said.