Hebrew → English transcript

Say something, I have a hypothetical question. Let’s say that when you ran

for office, you had known that after the war you would be boycotted because

you are not a Likud man,

and that it would cause the damage it caused the city, would you have run?

First of all, the city comes before everything. Avihai is not the issue here.

The very fact that elected people are being boycotted…

In the end I did not come here of my own accord to be mayor.

I was elected, twice at the ballot box.

That is the choice of the public here. Respect it. Today it is Avihai,

tomorrow it will be someone else, before me it was someone else.

After me there will be other people too.

Because Kiryat Shmona will stay here.

We are not here for a year or two,

but for another hundred years and a hundred and twenty years,

as they say, and that is how it should be.

In a hundred years there will be no Bibi, nor Avihai, nor Zafrani,

and it will not be relevant at all.

The very fact that we went after people,

that is probably the problem here.