Moran Atias published a poignant post today (Wednesday) in which she referred to the storm that broke out following the tweet of the journalist Yanon Magal, against the insurance company AIG that Assi Ezer and his husband Albert serve as presenters.
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Atias stated in the post that she sees Magal's words as an attempt to harm the Jewish community, and our impressive progress as a society in all matters of acceptance of the other. "I am not inclined to comment.
I prefer to act from a place of creation, but sometimes not responding feels like an act in itself, and a destructive act," Atias wrote at the beginning of her remarks. "I choose today to salute huge companies that choose awareness and an uncompromising investment first and foremost in people.
I salute because apparently it is not obvious that a bank would choose a woman and pay her millions!
Kudos to the bank, and to Rotem for breaking tradition and renewing the image for every man that a woman is completely equal and makes millions, a fact!", praised Atias to her colleague, Rotem Sela.
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"And kudos to the insurance company, which above all promises us to see the truth. There are gays in the world, they were born that way (enough already!) They don't live in closets, and they have nothing to hide, but to teach us about love, family and acceptance," she commented on AIG.
"We advanced, we broke through, we dared, and all this so that we live with compassion, love, acceptance and pride," she concluded.
"I don't need to shame you Mr.. you did it on your own," she commented on Magal's words without mentioning his name.
"I'm here to salute those who think and do differently. Like the company I work with, who insisted on taking pictures of me pregnant with a girl I concocted in the lab. Forward, not backward. More campaigns that encourage us to a society that accepts and loves, and no more war," she signed.
In a conversation with Israel Hayom, Magal said in response: "I left AIG because of the campaign against Avi Maoz and what they called the 'discrimination law', and also because I didn't want to buy anything that Assi Ezer publishes."
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