Maozia Segal, a member of the Labor Party and an IDF invalid, referred to the apology expressed by number 7 on the list, Abtisam Mara'ana • "Her decision to 'return' is tactical"
Segal and Maraana
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Isaac Barbie, Dudu Greenspan
"It is clear that after the attack proved the aforesaid position and prospects of rejection of electoral performance, decision, return it is tactically"
Uzi Segal, a member of the Labor Party and a disabled veteran, commented today (Saturday) News interview with Ibtisam Mara'ana 12, 7th place on the Labor list.
Mara'ana, who has previously published extremist and controversial posts on sensitive issues in Israeli society, apologized for the post in which she stated that she did not stand by the siren on Holocaust Remembrance and Heroism Day.
"It's a very old and miserable status," today I would not write it at all, "she said in an interview.
Regarding the harsh allegations against her, she said: "If I were not an Arab, would I kidnap what I am kidnapping? Would they tell me a terrorist? I am on an Arab standard."
Segal, who petitioned for Maraana's disqualification, noted that this was a "cynical attempt to shake off her racist and anti-Zionist statements."
"There is no doubt that she is not really backing down from her positions: not about the disgrace of the siren status on Memorial Day, not about the contempt for Holocaust survivors, not about her perception of IDF soldiers as murderers and rapists and not about the destruction of Zichron Yaacov," he added. And she does not deserve to be a candidate for the Knesset, despite the support she receives from Merav Michaeli. "