What good is Gantz's party if there's very few prominent women in membership?
0 Comments Published by Avi Green on Monday, March 04, 2019 at 9:25 AM.
And what good does it do for Yair Lapid to make stupid jokes about it? He apparently got some flak from his fellow leftists over that:
And all that aside, it's shameful how Benny Gantz is trying to pass himself off as mirroring policies of the Likud, even though Gantz is very leftist himself, and as some have noted, has socialist leanings of the worst kind.
Blue and White Party co-leader Yair Lapid apologized on Twitter “to all the women who were offended; it was a bad joke” regarding his statement about his party having “few women and those we do have are undisciplined.”Odd thing is, does the awful Zandberg mean the women should be controlled?!? Given how extreme they are, that's probably what she meant. An oxymoron in the most tasteless sense then.
Lapid was speaking about the lack of women in his party on Sunday and asked retired IDF General Orna Barbivai to stand up. When she declined, he joked that the women who support him are “undisciplined.”
Lapid originally explained the lack of women in the party as due to technicalities, but when he asked Barbivai to stand up and she refused he added, “You get it? She’s told to get up and she doesn’t.”
Meretz leader Tamar Zandberg was quick to respond, saying, “What good are two women in the top 10 party leaders if we can’t control them?”
Her comment was related to a previous comment made by Culture Minister Miri Regev, who said, “What good is a free media if we can’t control it?”
And all that aside, it's shameful how Benny Gantz is trying to pass himself off as mirroring policies of the Likud, even though Gantz is very leftist himself, and as some have noted, has socialist leanings of the worst kind.
Labels: Israel, Knesset, misogyny, Moonbattery, political corruption
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