"A legitimate protest also has red lines," the chairman of the Psychiatry Association responded to the musician's claims that "Netanyahu can go to prison or crazy house"

• Amdorsky in the Independence Demonstration

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The musician's name and reality judge rose to headlines last Saturday due to his controversial statements to the prime minister.

For those who did not follow up, the demonstration says that its organizers went out of their way to remove any political trait, Assaf Amdorsky posed in front of the News 13 cameras and made a definite political speech. Among other things, he claimed about the prime minister: "Netanyahu we can go to prison or crazy house."

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There were some who were delighted to hear this, and there were some who did not accept it. One of them is the chairman of the Psychiatric Association in Israel, Dr. Zvi Fishel, who expressed his opposition to the claims made by Amdorsky in a tweet, shortly after the publication of the interview in question.

"A legitimate protest also has red lines," he wrote, out of personal responsibility to protect the locks in their souls. "A psychiatric hospital is not a punishment for patients being treated, but a place whose purpose is to support the recovery process through professional and dedicated treatment.

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No comments were received by Amdorsky's representatives until the news release date.