The government yesterday (Monday) approved the appointment of Dr. Gali Sambira to the position of Director General of the Ministry of Information, this after the insistence of Minister of Information Galit Distel-Atbarian to transfer him and against the background of the deep division in the nation.
In her conversation with Arel Segal and David Wertheim on Radio 103, she responded to the words.
"The Ministry of Information will deal with external and internal communication, I think Israel needs to go into urgent couple therapy," she claimed. "I am very worried about what is happening and I think we are facing a rift that we did not know.
The vast majority, with the exception of the extremes, want peace and live next to each other.
I see how we are tearing apart the whole ethos he shared between us.
Gali does not belong to the left, she is not a Bibiist, but her agenda and her activities were clear, to do everything she could to promote the traditional and eastern audience from the periphery.
She is the type of person who is extremely difficult to put in a drawer and carries the traditional flag for a miracle."
Later, she added: "Read beyond the headline, her political agenda is very close to that of the Likud. She is completely in the National Bloc. We are open to peace, this has always been the position of the Likud and Netanyahu, we are not going in the direction of dividing the country at the moment but of breaking the Palestinian boycott and through it with the help of The name of the conflict will settle. We are really not in favor of a conflict forever."
The full conversation:
Regarding her conduct recently, at a time when it seems that disagreements have become ubiquitous, Minister Distel-Atabrian said: "I take responsibility and have not moved a millimeter from my righteous path, but I recognize something much bigger and obey less. If I see that I continue to wade in the pool of my righteousness, And the right is with me and the left only sees incitement - something in my conduct needs improvement at the moment. We are currently on the brink of an abyss."
Galit Distel Atbarian, inauguration of the government, December 29, 2023 (photo: Reuven Castro)
"The mayor asked me not to come"
At the end of her speech, she referred to her decision to be absent from the military cemetery on Memorial Day, clarifying: "It was one of the most difficult and complex choices I've made in my life. I don't regret it, but it was very complex. That day, already at noon, I received a call from the mayor who asked me not to come. I waited Let there be a whole family that will tell me to come, and if there was, it would come without batting an eyelid."
"May Golan is sitting, exposing her entrails, poverty is a scar that will not heal forever," the Minister of Information responded to the confrontation between Minister May Golan and Knesset member Merav Ben Ari yesterday (Sunday).
"She has lived a difficult life, and there is a code among us Knesset members who come and shake hands. What Ben Ari did to her yesterday, she stands on the podium and pokes at her most painful wounds. The girl is on edge, she is shaking. Merav did something reasonable people don't do."
Hila Korah the beacon ceremony (photo: screenshot, Twitter)
As you may recall, a few weeks ago News 13 anchor Hila Korah published a monologue against the minister of information after she said "your families were burned there" in a speech.
The angry Distal announced that she would boycott Channel 13 and claimed that it was allowing her blood.
Channel 13 explained that this was a "horrific incitement".
Distel herself commented on the matter and said in an interview that she has no intention of returning to Kronev from the boycott.
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