The chairman of the Burning Youth Party, Hadar Mokhtar, made a dramatic decision this morning (Monday) following the recent revelations and the scandals in which she is involved, Mokhtar announced that she will no longer be interviewed by the mainstream media.
Mukhtar wrote on her Twitter page: "I stop doing interviews. I don't believe in the established media. I came to make a change, and all day I just catch fire. I'm really asking, is the establishment so rotten that it can't be changed?"
She is no longer interviewed in the mainstream media.
They are from F.D.I.M.
Give me a chance to make a difference.
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— Hadar Muchtar (@HadarMuchtar) September 19, 2022
Apparently Mokhtar's decision comes following the recent revelations about her in the media.
Yesterday, for example, the social activist and rapper Yoav Eliasi, "The Shadow", revealed that Mokhtar, who cries out about the inability of young people to buy an apartment, actually owns one in Haifa.
Hatel even presented an apartment purchase contract signed by Mokhtar.
This is an apartment in Haifa, which Hatel claims was bought for close to a million shekels.
"You have an apartment, you have money. You don't know the word 'no' or the word 'lack'. Stop with the shame, enough with the lies," Hatel said in a video that went viral.
My father bought this apartment with his pension money.
My father is going to be poor because he takes care of his children.
My only way to get an apartment is through inheritance.
I don't want to ruin my dad's pension.
That's why I fight.
I want my own apartment, not from my father's pension money.
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— Hadar Muchtar (@HadarMuchtar) September 18, 2022
About a week ago, we revealed that Mokhtar herself published pashkevils in ultra-Orthodox communities and blamed the population for going against her party.
In the documentation obtained by "Israel Hayom", the chairman of Young People on Fire is seen inside an ultra-Orthodox printing house inviting flyers with a call not to vote for her party. Later, Bat El Hazan, a member of Mokhtar's party, was seen hanging the signs on the street in an ultra-Orthodox neighborhood. Later, Hadar Mokhtar uploaded a TikTok video In it she claimed that ultra-Orthodox hung signs against her and stated that "someone is briefing against her in ultra-Orthodox society."
So I made Pashquiles.
Is this the worst you've found on me?
Next time I will take a bribe or be sexually harassed.
I will have more material for you 😇 pic.twitter.com/lwIsS1z34a
— Hadar Muchtar (@HadarMuchtar) September 14, 2022 Were we wrong?
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