Ayla Hasson on the hug that Hami received from "Haaretz": "Does a praiseworthy cover story. Who doesn't know that around Hami there are women's stories?" - Walla! Barangay

In her program "Electoral Area" that was broadcast last night (Monday) on Channel 13, journalist Ila Hasson revealed serious allegations against Avi Himi, the head of the Bar Association.

According to the publication, Himi allegedly committed an indecent act towards a young lawyer in a video call, when she consulted him about a promotion in the position.

Aral Segal and David Wertheim spoke on 103fm with Hasson who shared details and harshly criticized the public figure in question.

At the beginning of the conversation, the pair of presenters asked to play a segment of Hasson's conversation with Hami, where he does not emphatically deny the allegations she makes against him.

"This is part of the conversation that focuses on the flags, but the first part contained the thing that is the most important thing - that he recommended her to be a judge, she was in his hands. After you recommend as the chairman of the Bar Association, you do not end your role, you are still the one who determines whether It will pass or it will not pass.

It's the appointment of female judges, they should concentrate only on the appointment of female judges of this committee," she said.

Avi Hami

Ila Hasson (photo: image processing, Flash 90, Yonatan Zindel)

According to Hasson, "With all due respect to him telling me to 'contact the police,' I still have things left in my world that are not just law and law, they are called values. The head of the Bar Association is a figure, it's not just that, it should be a model. What's interesting me if it's legal or not? And it's obviously illegal if he told her that he signed for her to be a judge, obviously there's no agreement and no interest here. This thing is irrelevant," she claimed, adding: "I saw the documentation of the style and also You don't want to see it. Can I post something like that without seeing it?"

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"The judges hang by their hands. Even the criminals know"

Later, Segal wondered whether an event of this type justifies the change in the composition of the committee for the appointment of judges.

Hasson admitted: "There is no doubt that this is flooding the question here. There have already been jokes around the fact that now we understand why he insisted on not leaving the committee for the appointment of judges, etc. But on a serious note, in the world the political system chooses the judges and there are excellent judges all over the world."

"Since I'm a journalist, I'm telling you that the Bar Association determines a lot, because it's a lot of deals that are closed behind the scenes," she replied, "that's how it works.

The Bar Association has unusual power in determining the judges in Israel.

That's why suddenly all kinds of bureau chiefs get cases and a crazy income, they know, the judges depend on their hands.

Even the criminals know."

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"Aspire to every media person who rises above the position"

"Interview, cover story, in the Haaretz newspaper. The same newspaper that does an investigation on decent people and finds nothing there because it persecutes them, does a cover story praising them but doesn't check, who doesn't know that there are bombshells of women's stories around Avi Chaimi?"

As for the claim that the timing of the disclosure of the affair was determined due to a political position, and when Chaimi was seen as one of the leaders of the protest against the regime revolution, she was furious and said: "Oh really. Enough. There is no need to say anything nonsense out loud, every poisonous thing to be given a platform. Anyone who wants to defend Himi, because now he is speaking this way and before he is speaking differently, so he is just as despicable as he is. It is a shame that he will tarnish the protest. I see serious women calling for him to resign."

"I think that every person and every politician who rises above his position and understands that there is an event that he crosses, who supports him will be tainted," she declared, adding: "If Avi Hami is not there, will there not be a protest? He was simply caught red-handed. That's why the whole question of the timing Bazoya. He realized that the women's stories were already shutting him down, so at the end of December he surprisingly announced that he would not run for the presidency of the Bar Association. You at the height of your power announce such a decision? What happened? A war broke out? He understood and knew that it shut him down."

"Interview, Shaare reporter, in the Haaretz newspaper.

The same newspaper that does an investigation on decent people and finds nothing there because it persecutes them, makes a cover story that praises but doesn't check, who doesn't know that there are bombshells of women's stories around Avi Chaimi?"

Cover of the latest "Haaretz" supplement (Photo: Sarika, Haaretz)

"I will not move to the agenda"

"Hasson also referred to the response given by Hami, which came out through the services of a public relations person hired for the issue. "He made a huge mistake.

I don't know what" error

Hasson also referred to the response given by Hami, which came out through the services of public relations person Itai Ben Hurin (who also represents parts of the protest against the legal revolution).

"He made a huge mistake. An error of I don't know what. The initial reaction was the surprising conversation with an authentic response in which he admits that he did it, only that according to him it was not in the room I said but in another room with the Israeli flag. Later came the repulsive response that tarnishes the protest Very much, and I do not support the protest, which is political persecution and he will continue to fight. My life, disgust. Now is the poison machine. Guys, be careful, 2023, learn a lesson."

"I have to as a woman who herself experienced abuse at a young age and was born at the same age that she experienced abuse - I will not go into the agenda. This is not a classic abuse that we know, but also men who are big bosses and think that they promote someone or not depending on whether she gives them or not , so alas. All the rest, and those who support it, let them be humiliated in front of themselves. A shocking story in the literal sense of the word."

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