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MK Silman claims she was attacked at a gas station, and refused to elaborate. Her husband: "She will open a diary and recover"
The MK on the right did not respond to Walla!'S inquiries! The attacker, this is crossing a red line "
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Yaki Adamkar
Sunday, 07 November 2021, 12:29 Updated: 12:53
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Coalition chairman MK Idit Silman claimed in media interviews over the weekend that she was recently attacked at a gas station in Modi'in, when a man approached her and physically slapped her on the car.
However, Silman did not respond to Walla!
Where and when the attack took place and officials in the Knesset claimed that so far "the issue has not been brought to the attention of the Knesset officer."
Shmulik Silman, her husband, claims in a call to Walla!
Because "she does not invent, Edith is an honest person."
Silman was asked why his wife did not answer questions about where and when the attack took place, responding: "She woke me up at night, told me she stopped and refueled and someone pushed her. I asked her if she wanted us back and she told me there was no reason to return. That's a fact."
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"She's not making a story."
Idit and Shmulik Silman (Photo: Flash 90, Olivier Fitoussi)
Silman was repeatedly asked during the conversation when the attack occurred.
"I do not remember orally, can open a diary. I told her to open a diary now and to recreate with herself when it was," he replied.
According to him, the day after the attack she told "to her good friends and her staff, you can check her with a polygraph".
He said he was aware that her version was questionable.
"You are right. She is not making a story. For the past two months she has been goal-oriented and it would have survived for her. Now she will go and open a diary and look closely. She has a load at home and also an unbearable load in the Knesset."
Silman said that his wife had been receiving abusive messages recently and had passed all the materials to the Knesset officer.
"Look at some complaints, and there is nothing."
After doubts arose about Silman's version, Knesset members from the opposition asked Internal Security Minister Amar Bar-Lev and Knesset officer Yuval Chen to investigate the case.
MK Michael Malkieli of Shas wrote to Bar-Lev that "since the gas stations are being photographed, I demand that you take active action to follow in the footsteps of the anonymous attacker, and exhaust with him all the severity of the law. Today it is, tomorrow it is us."
MK Moshe Arbel wrote to the Knesset officer that "a violent attack on Knesset members is crossing a red line that cannot be agreed upon and must be complied with by force and a clear and absolute condemnation."
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