In a revealing post, media woman Talia Feld-Keenan shared that her little son stated he was gay • "He's amazing, no one would imply that there's something unnatural about him"

• Talia Feld-Keenan. "No one would imply there is something unnatural about my son" // Photo: Moshe Shay

Education Minister Rafi Peretz's uproar over the LGBT community, suggesting that his children will not be gay or lesbian since they have grown "naturally and healthy," does not subside even four days after the interview was published.

Now, media woman Talia Peled Keenan, a news reporter 13, has joined the relentless wave of angry comments, comments and posts, with her own exciting Facebook post, stating that her 13-year-old son is gay. She said he decided to walk out of the closet to everyone with great courage, despite his young age, and received sweeping support from his family.

"In the last few days, I have debated and been silent and silent and debated. And why? Because he is only 13," Feld-Keenan wrote. "And he has a rare, impressive courage that blows me away with pride, but he's only 13. And he's doing school for me."

"Already at the age of 12 he told me he loved boys. And maybe girls too. He wasn't sure about the girls. Two months later he announced no girls, only boys. Four months later he said the word gay. I'm gay."

The media woman later noted that her son received only positive reinforcements and love after confession, but always harbored her natural concerns about how others would receive him: "From the first second he only received hugs and kisses, and saw his parents and sister are thrilled by his wisdom and ability to be true to himself. The first he knew was that everything was fine in the house. But what about the outside world? It's not just the smutters and bursts. He knew about them before. But what do children of his age say that they may not be built for these insights at this stage of life? "

"Maybe wait a while, I said, growing up. He tried to wait and it loaded on him. In the end, he decided it was terrible to hide. He told friends. I am who I am and who loves me will receive me. What an amazing boy you gave me."

Feld-Keenan concluded with the moving post: "So now it is personal, it is no longer a liberal argument against those who get stuck in the medieval cave and refuse to leave. It is the law of the soul. This is my son's life. And no one in the world would imply that There is something unnatural about it. This child is the glory of creation. The wonder of creation. The integrity of nature. A perfect idiot who sees him as something else. "

In a post, Feld-Keenan referred to the storm in recent days around the comments of Education Minister Rabbi Rafi Peretz, when asked what he would do if one of his children revealed different sexual tendencies, he replied: "My children have grown naturally and healthy." The minister's remarks drew harsh reactions from the LGBT community as well as from educators and teachers, who decided in response to his statement to pass tolerance, pluralism and acceptance of classes.