Following a demand by opposition MKs to investigate the claims of coalition chairman MK Silman that she was attacked, she is commenting on the affair on Facebook.
"For half a year, since the election and the formation of the government, my family and I have been harassed, threatened and attacked on a daily basis," Silman wrote.
"I have already stopped counting the complaints I submitted to the Knesset officer. The campaign against me does not stop for a moment, so much so that some journalists are preoccupied with whether or not there was a speaker on the vehicle that was following me at the time.
"I believe that if your daughter was driving with her children on the highway and a car was clinging to her from behind with speakers, you would be happy. Isn't that so? Yes, because what is troubling is not the fact that I am being followed and wished my children death, I am also a human being. "
MK Silman later shared: "In the last two months I have hardly slept, and all the time the attacks do not stop.
Where does this crazy hatred come from?
I understand that not everyone is happy with the new government, but older people, parents of children, express themselves and behave like the last of the brats.
All Twitter tweeters are in a hurry to attack - this is mostly indicative of their inner world.
"I was not talking about right or left, but about the personal case that happened to me, which could not be in our reality. When MK Porush was attacked without witnesses (and without reference) I hurried to support him, not to hang him in the town square. Friends, you were confused: I am not under investigation, But those who incite against me on and off networks 24/7. Unfortunately, there is more than one complaint to the Knesset officer, this is how it is when you get used to a crazy situation.
"I recently sat down with the director general and the Knesset officer, to whom the details were given, which within the last busy days of the budget were given orally and in close proximity to the event, but the reporting of their formal and written part to the Knesset officer was delayed.
I completely trust the authorities and thank everyone who supported, supports and strengthened. "
Coalition chairman Silman was a guest on the "Meet the Press" program on News 12 yesterday, where she said that two weeks ago she was physically assaulted at a gas station.
After the interview, questions arose regarding Silman's choice not to report the incident to the Knesset officer.
This morning, MKs Moshe Arbel and Michael Malkieli of Shas asked the Minister of Internal Security and the Commissioner of Police to investigate the case and locate the person responsible for the alleged attack on MK Silman.
