Khali Goldenberg last weekend invited thousands of her followers to join her in a demonstration against the new government that took place last night (Saturday) in Tel Aviv's Hamima Square under the title "Netanyahu has declared war on democracy" - and she was not the only one.
• "A real danger that has nothing to do with the right or the left": the actress Hali Goldenberg is having trouble getting over it
Goldenberg was not the only one who participated in the protest, as mentioned, when actresses Daniel Gal and Limor Goldstein also expressed support for the demonstration.
The singer Shlomi Shaban also joined - and he wasn't the only one either.
"It has nothing to do with the right or the left."
Hali Goldenberg, photo: Keshet 12 screenshot
As mentioned, Goldberg called on surfers to come to the demonstration against the government that took place last night in Tel Aviv.
"If we continue to sit at home and just write posts about it, nothing will happen," she claimed at the beginning of her speech.
"It's unbelievable what they're trying to do, and he only thinks about himself. They use the word 'government' like obedient soldiers, which is exactly what they are. It's really scary, something must be done," she declared.
"Tomorrow, two hours in the square to show them, ourselves and the world how many we are and how much we will not allow this country to go to hell, to the realms of tyrannical governments, corrupt ministers, a prime minister who seems to be ruled by others, a coalition that is fanatical and extreme to the point of a real danger to our lives as we know them, Supporters of terrorism, a mobilized press, and urine that costs far too much for their heads and egos," valid.
In one of the responses to the post, Goldenberg added, "How can you be proud of a corrupt person like Benjamin Netanyahu? Madness!", referring to the Netanyahu supporter who sided with him.
Daniel Gal, photo: Or Danon
In another post written about six hours later, Goldenberg sought to clarify that she is not afraid of publishing her worldview.
"I am sixty-eight years old, Israeli, Tel Avivian, secular. Lifestyle also here on Instagram, age, clothes, movies, books, belonging, culture, family, very specific, and also strong political and social opinions. Left, that's what there is. Not afraid From nothing and no one to the point of not voicing my opinion."
Goldenberg, as mentioned, was joined by other celebrities who expressed support for the protest.
"To all the cuties who took care of the future of democracy this week. There is a demonstration tonight. Are you coming or watching a docu about Hungary?" Shlomi Shaban wrote in a story.
"Well done to everyone who came out to demonstrate today. I am with you in my heart, and physically I am alone with my little baby," supported actress Daniel Gal.
Limor Goldstein, photo: Eric Sultan
The actress Limor Goldstein did not mince words, and contented herself with a selfie of herself against the background of the demonstration.
Stylist Doreen Atias uploaded a video of herself waving a "Free in our country" sign, to which she added: "I don't know how many people came to protest in the square, but I do know that we are the voice of the majority. Don't touch our democracy," she cried.
Dorin Atias, photo: Shay Yehezkel
Later she uploaded a story in which she referred to private messages that included harsh insults she claimed she received from surfers who disagreed with her way.
"Enough, atonement for you. Enough cursing, cursing, insulting. It's clear as day that we are not on the same page. It's not appropriate. It's my full right to express my protest, and it's your right to disagree, but kindly," she demanded.
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