MK Orit Struck from "Religious Zionism" ignited the political discourse yesterday when she said that in her opinion doctors can choose not to give treatment that goes against their faith, and forced MK Rothman to run to the studios to put out the fires with a fairly empty fire extinguisher.
News 12 rightly attacked the statement throughout the day, in the "first edition" with Amalia Duak Rothman was able to reassure and clarify that "a doctor must not refuse to give treatment to anyone" and that these are issues such as euthanasia that a religious doctor really cannot perform.
Media attack.
Stroke, photo: screenshot
But when he was asked about the freedom of discrimination of business owners, he got involved in the absurd answer "The right way to deal with this ugly phenomenon is through shaming on social networks". What?
The Sturk storm was strangely absent from Sharon Gal's panel, until in an interview with Ila Hasson she managed to warn of it: "120 mandates did not elect Orit Sturk and the extremists should understand that no one chose them to rule and dictate everything and anything."
Later in the "choice area" the subject was already dealt with in detail.
A whole panel from right and left (if Eldad Yamin is currently left) exhausted Rothman who seemed to be tired of defending Struck.
"I asked you about the subject?"
He tried to end the discussion, and she replied "I was interviewed and talked nonsense?"
News 13, photo: screenshot
Finally, in a day like this, how is it possible without exaggerations on the other side?
In a drift that would not embarrass the streams of the south, Oded Ben Ami chose to encourage unnecessary hysteria together with Amnon Abramovich with the new government's daily blackmail confession: "Observant doctors will be able to avoid treating a patient who goes against their faith, a washed-up word for a Gentile word" Ben-Ami distortion, and gave Abramovich divided even further: "What will we do if Arab doctors who are citizens of Israel do not want to treat Jews?".
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