The comedian came out against the Knesset member in an angry post following a picture he posted about the restrictions: "You and rags like you brought the closure on us"
Avi Nussbaum is furious:
While the culture industry in Israel is desperate for a return to routine and the public is sheltered at home under the strict restrictions of closure, it was actually a Knesset member who managed to infuriate comedian Avi Nussbaum.
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"This post, including the caption, was brought up today by MK Zvi Hauser," Nussbaum wrote under a photo of Hauser sitting smiling in the yard with a haircut machine, with the caption: "Another week to close, I can no longer."
"I'm glad the situation makes you funny MK (acronym for a piece of Klumnik)," Nussbaum was angry.
"Just while you are sitting and doing repression, millions of citizens in Israel are groaning under the burden of the third or fourth closure or who the super, that you and rags like you brought us to because you did not worry about enforcing the guidelines and not changing them every two days.
"By the way, the joke is also very bad, so as a comedian you would not be able to make a living one day, unlike your current profession where you can tell a bad joke and move on. In fact, you can even have a bad joke yourself and move on," Nussbaum concluded without hiding his anger. # Zero # Zvihauser # Knesset of Israel.
Partners in Nussbaum's anger were quite a few of his colleagues: "He's not funny at all Hauser," Orna Banai wrote, "but at least charismatic and dripping with sex and zero."
"Hello Hello Nussbaum, to Hauser. Have you seen his show with Handel before you speak?", Added actor Yaniv Bitton with cynicism.
"I wish you would do half of what the man did for the State of Israel. A great personality and a huge comedian. Huge."
Even the surfers on Nussbaum's Instagram page, which has 46.8 thousand followers, did not remain indifferent to the photo (which after 24 hours disappeared from the story), and expressed support: "Congratulations on the brave post", "Disconnected zeros", "Brother I love you politically. A writer appreciates your sincerity, "they wrote.
This is not the first time Nussbaum, 40, has shared with his tens of thousands of followers his anger over the government and the corona failures and closure.
In the past, he also spoke out strongly against the pants protest and the student suspension case in Kfar Saba.
On behalf of MK Hauser, he said: "I am sorry if it hurt anyone's feelings. As a Member of Knesset, I fought for the government to make rational decisions and I use all the parliamentary tools to make that happen."
