The model and social activist was surprised when she congratulated the Business Forum, which decided tonight to shut down shopping centers in protest of the reduction of reasonableness. "Savings of hundreds of thousands of shekels for Israeli households," she noted.
"We need to regain our control": Natalie Dadon on a tour of Judea and Samaria // Spokesperson for the Samaria Council
No shopping malls? There are those who chose today to look at the glass half full and enumerate the advantages of the dramatic closure of business and commercial centers in Israel, just before the fast of Tisha B'Av, in protest of the coalition's progress in investigating the legal reform.
Natalie Dadon published a post on Monday thanking the Business Forum for closing the large shopping centers and most gas stations to the public, claiming that by doing so it actually helped it avoid renewal of objects or clothes during the "nine days." "Congratulations on the consideration for the religious observants," he quipped the decision-makers.
Natalie Dadon. "The Messiah comes in His ways, don't fill your heart with anger", photo: from Natalie Dadon's Instagram page
"The Messiah comes in His ways," Dadon wrote over a photo of children sitting on the sidewalk near Tel Aviv's Azrieli Towers at a right-wing demonstration in the area last night. "Don't fill your hearts with anger, after all, we are in the days when this is a mitzvah," she stressed to her followers.
Difficult days for the people of Israel
"The people of Israel in all its glory, the custom of Israel for generations, that during the nine days (from Rosh Chodesh Av to Tisha B'Av) they do not buy new clothes, do not renew themselves with new things, these are historically difficult days for the people of Israel," she reminded.
"Therefore, bless all the righteous who decided to join the mitzvah and dictatorially forced the closure of businesses. Well done for the consideration and mutual respect for the religious observants of tradition. In addition, savings of hundreds of thousands of shekels for Israeli households. Below is coexistence," she concluded with an emoji of the Israeli flag and a white heart.
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