News 12 journalist Yair Sharkey asked to quietly come out of the closet, and in return, our screen was filled with many exits from the closet.
It started on Nev Raskin's morning show.
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In the program they got excited and announced: "It was as if in one moment the wars between the right and the left were silenced to embrace Sharkey."
Commentator Barak Seri explained: "There is not a single ultra-Orthodox who does not know who Sharki is - hence it is much braver than coming out of the closet in Tel Aviv."
Later on in "Talking about it" on the same Sharkey channel, Dana Ron less respected the confession "I love boys and I love God" and firmly stated: "In Hasidism it's terribly simple, you came to fight anyway: you want to fight your animal soul, or in your divine soul."
It was nice to see how, contrary to the channel's obsession with engaging his talents in every track - the celeb was given a discount to continue with his life.
An exit from the closet of hypocrisy was noted in the talks surrounding the reform, when the chairman of the coalition Lapid threw away the demand "stop for two weeks", and demanded an absurd stop of two months.
Coming out of the closet of hypocrisy, photo: screenshot
News 12 also understood that Lapid's face was ready for a confrontation at any cost, and moderator Ofer Hadad conducted a vigorous interview with MK Ram Ben Barak: "Where did the demand come from?
This seems like something that is not in good faith - do you really want to create a reform here by agreement, or do you want to produce a victory against Netanyahu?" In "Five with Sharon Gal" Eldad Yaniv completed an outing for Lapid: "He smells that there may be a compromise that does not count him, and therefore He jumps in with this funny thing, which he himself knows is not serious."
Did they let him go on with his life?, photo: screenshot
A departure from the closet of selective enforcement was recorded in the event of the evacuation of the vineyard in Shiloh, where the Security Forces made it clear that they were in physical contact with the settlers. While the legal reform protesters go berserk every time they are called "privileged" - it has been proven once again that there are protesters in Israel who can be attacked with kicks to the head and chest in style MMA fights and sexual harassment of a religious member of the Knesset by policemen. All this - a day after Channel 14 broadcast videos of protesters trying to break into the Knesset, who enjoyed a respectful and inclusive stop.
The vineyard protesters didn't try to break into the parliament, and didn't even block main roads, but they can also be beaten for blocking a tractor.
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