After it was announced yesterday (Tuesday) that the Municipality of Tel Aviv-Jaffa will carry out increased enforcement once morest tefillin stands throughout the city, as part of a coalition agreement signed by Mayor Ron Huldai with Meretz, many celebrities continued to attack the decision – and came out once morest it on social networks.
“Who the hell are you, Ron Huldai, that you argue with the Creator of the world? Be careful, here I am warning you,” raged Avivit Bar Zohar in a story she shared with her hundreds of thousands of followers on Instagram. “I, Avivit Bar Zohar, the cute little woman, be careful of what you do, we don’t play with the Creator of the world, we don’t play with the mitzvot and the religion that the Creator of the world gave us. And whoever plays will be burned big and big, so be careful,” she wrote.
The Story of Diamonds // Screenshot from Instagram
The musician Tamar Yahami, the partner of Sarit Haddad, also commented on the storm that was created: “I want to throw up on you. This, my friends, is the reason for everything our nation is going through.” Bearish things were also said on the part of the reality star Adele Besplov, who wrote: “I feel sorry for the residents of Tel Aviv that you chose this horrible man to be your mayor, and then don’t understand how we got to October 7. Don’t forget that the name controls everything,” she wrote.
Lior Berkovich, son of former soccer player and current TV presenter Eyal Berkovich, also commented on the issue: “I am neither a religious person nor a believer, but giving fines for something like this is very childish and just infuriating. We are in the worst period in the country’s history, and this This is not the time for such games.”
Besplove’s story // Screenshot from Instagram
As a reminder, following the publication of the agreement between the parties, Huldai said that he sees it as an important basis for the municipal coalition, which will allow achievements to be made for the benefit of the city and its residents. “We are all united in the task of preserving Tel Aviv as Tel Aviv, its values and the service provided to every citizen and visitor. We will continue to work to establish a coalition as broad as possible, in which anyone who agrees with the liberal principles of Tel Aviv-Jaffa is invited to take part, and in which space will be given to all The factions of the council that represent the diversity of the city’s residents.”
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