"Big Brother" winner tweeted that her hand was in Negev's decision not to approve egg quota raising • "No egg shortage," she answered to her critics

• "There is no shortage of eggs." Tal Gilboa

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  Efrat Eshel

Vegan animal rights activist Tal Gilboa, who also recalls winning the third season of "Big Brother" - tweeted on Twitter, stating: "In the short time Negev was the Minister of Agriculture, I intervened in order not to approve egg quota requests at the Coop Council's request. Hanegbi indeed denied the request and saved millions of chickens and chicks with a hoot.

The tweet drew criticism from many in the public, who wondered how decisions are made in Israel. Technology journalist Ren Bar Zick brought a screenshot of Tal Gilboa's words, tweeting in response: "But Ren, why are you saying this country is a primitive communist colossus that even Borat would laugh at? Why ????".

The lack of eggs is always a Brahs, Passover and because of the extermination of chickens following the disease

Hanegbi ruled out raising the lid backing of senior officials and approved the import of 3% before the holidays

that prevented the Knesset hundreds of thousands of chickens in cages polluted and crunching chicks no need, it is impossible to store eggs

not believe how Left We'll take up the ZBB fight

- Tal Gilboa (@talgilboa) May 26, 2020

In response, Gilboa tweeted: "There is no egg shortage in Israel, 6.3 million eggs are produced every day. Raising the quota would not prevent the import, taking the chicken 8 months until egg laying, but do not confuse them with facts or morals. Agriculture opposed raising it by the way, for public health reasons, Salmonella is not healthy. " 

Another critic came from journalist Akiva Bigman: "What's funny is that she didn't save anyone, just moved the shit and the Holocaust abroad. Just like any green venture that converts pollution here into some valley in India. "

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Probably in light of the many criticisms Regarding the move, which many say caused egg shortages, Gilboa tweeted further: "Egg shortages always exist on New Year's Day and Passover, and due to the destruction of chickens by illness, Negev Minister ruled out raising the quota with back office officials and authorizing a 3% import before the holidays. This has prevented the introduction of hundreds of thousands of chickens into contaminated cages and the needless chicks. You can't store eggs. Not believing how the Left has usurped the Zav battle. " 

We approached a spokeswoman for the Negev Minister, to find out how the decision was made and whether Tal Gilboa really was so significant in making it. The response we received was "For an accurate answer on the matter, please contact the Ministry of Agriculture."