Like many of the country's citizens, last night (Sunday) Judy Nir Mozes sat down to watch the President's historic speech on legal reform and the polarization of the nation, and the message she wanted to convey to him was alarming and angry.
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Jude Nir Moses, photo: Nir Pekin
"Dear friends," Moses addressed her 32,400 followers on Instagram, "We are one second before a fratricidal war," she wrote dramatically on a photo of herself in her story in which she actually presented a smiling face ironically.
With the song "Shalom Lech Eretz Fahadah" played in the background, performed by Yoram Gaon, Mozes continued to share her firm opinion about the explosive political situation.
"The families of some of us ate bitterly in the establishment of our only Jewish state, lost family members,
friends, drained swamps and were happy when the UN announced the establishment of the state.
"In a minute, this whole event called 'the State of Israel' will explode with a great noise during a fratricidal war, the signs of which have already begun," Moses wrote in a kind of alarming prophecy of rage.
In conclusion, she wished to express her hope that the situation would calm down a little and we would have peace.
"I hope that the president's words, some of which I don't agree with, will still seep through and receive attention," she concluded her words, and at the bottom of the story she also included a short survey in which she asked her followers to vote whether they were for or against the president's proposal.
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