Criticism of Divisive Language Used in the Name of Unity
32 sec Machine translated About Israel Politics
I'm not a morning person. Hear what? I'm not—don't disturb the prime minister.
I repeat, show a little respect. This phenomenon is not new.
Today, it takes shape under the name of national unity.
And in the name of national unity, they use expressions that only deepen the rift, and I recommend we stop being hypocritical.
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Original transcript (Hebrew)
אני לא בוקר שמע במה. אני אל תפריע לראש הממשלה.
חוזר ואומר טיפת כבוד. אין התופעה הזאת חדשה.
היום היא לובשת צורה תחת השם אחדות העם ותחת השם אחדות העם משתמשים בביטויים שרק מביאים לקרע, ואני ממליץ להפסיק עם הצביעות.
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