MK Silman's husband admits: Right-wingers have lied, they should apologize | Israel Today

Against the background of the Chametz Law storm and the coalition chairman Idit Silman's criticism of Health Minister Nitzan Horowitz: This morning (Monday), the coalition chairman's husband, Shmulik Silman, admitted in a conversation with Noam Fathi and Yotam Zimri in Gali Israel that right-wingers lied in their promises to voters . 

Silman addressed his wife's threats that Nitzan Horowitz would not be able to continue serving as a minister if he passed the Chametz Law.

"I expect the Minister of Health to respect the public and the coalition in which he is, and the places where there is a veto on religion and state - and to consider the feelings of the traditional public. We and our fingers can not continue to allow such a person to be a minister if he comes and says these statements. "A red line, and I announce above all in what in my shift it will not be, and it is in my mind. We can not take part in such a reality," MK Silman said yesterday in the Health Committee.

MK Silman's husband admits: Right-wingers lied // "Fathi and singers in the nation" on Radio Darom and Gali Israel radio

During the interview, Silman shared that following the health minister's letter about the chametz: "Idit snatched the market of her life, she entered the government out of a desire for unity and good will and she snatched a market."

The presenters commented and asked "did she suddenly settle down that she does not agree with factors with whom she is sitting?".

Silman admitted "any criticism you say you are right, she has honestly earned it, but do not judge a person until you get to his body." 

Silman explained the right-wing alliance to the coalition parties, saying: "After two years of elections and when you are presented with the possibility of forming a unity government, I promise you would also enter. Everyone has red lines, and she told me that in the case of the health minister's letter it was bad ".

At the end of the interview, Silman said: "If Idit comes home, she will get a great job in the health system ... everything is fine."

The presenters again criticized him and asked "Can you say out loud that Idit did not lie to many people?", To which her husband replied: "I think they committed to things and they should apologize, what is the question anyway? Does anyone in the country say they did not lie?".

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